Participants at central Maine events, and hundreds of other events across the country, demonstrate for women’s reproductive rights.
2021
Posted inBusiness, Maine
Daughters of Carl Levin christen BIW-built warship bearing his name
The late senator from Michigan served as chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee and was an expert on defense matters.
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Posted inNew England Patriots, Sports
For Brady, an emotional return to Foxborough
Tom Brady will have to beat his emotions before taking down the Patriots, but New England fans know he’s the best big-game player of all time.
Posted inBusiness, News
Central Maine business briefs: Waterville Creates hires new staffers
People & Places: Skowhegan Savings promotes Haley Wescott to community banker.
Posted inMaine
COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations remain high as surge continues in Maine
The Maine CDC reported 741 new infections and two additional deaths on Saturday; 204 people with the disease were in hospitals statewide.
Posted inThings to Do
Mad Horse Theatre Company announces four productions for its 2021-22 season
With Season 36, Mad Horse Theatre Compan, at 24 Mosher St., in South Portland, plans to presents a season of enticing, provocative plays that explore issues that face us in our increasingly chaotic world. These four productions were selected for their ability to examine the enduring aspects of the human experience with humor, intelligence and empathy. This […]
Posted inThings to Do
Mad Horse Theatre Company announces four productions for its 2021-22 season
With Season 36, Mad Horse Theatre Company, at 24 Mosher St., in South Portland, plans to presents a season of enticing, provocative plays that explore issues that face us in our increasingly chaotic world. These four productions were selected for their ability to examine the enduring aspects of the human experience with humor, intelligence and […]
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
View from Away: It’s time to stop misleading consumers about the sad state of recycling
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Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion
Maine Compass: Kennebec dams good for Maine’s economy
Forcing the removal of the dams would hurt the effort to maintain critical traditional industries, the president of the Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce writes.
