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Published
November 14, 2019

Dana Wilde: Reality sets in

While the U.S. slashes its protection policies, our environment burns, writes Dana Wilde.
Published
November 10, 2019

Amy Calder: At 96, U.S. Navy veteran Clara Gilbert reflects

Gilbert, of Skowhegan, served in the Bureau of Navy Personnel in Arlington, Virginia, from 1943 to 1945.
Published
November 10, 2019

J.P. Devine: Of poetry and pots

The Waterville writer wonders if his words have forked enough lightning among readers and resolves to not go gentle into the good night.
Published
November 6, 2019

Liz Soares: There has to be a better way

The last thing medical statements should do is make people feel sick, writes Liz Soares.
Published
November 4, 2019

Music and musical theater: Balm to the soul

There's nothing like the thrill of waiting for the curtain to rise on a good musical, or hearing the first notes of a live symphony orchestra, and both are available right in Waterville, Amy Calder writes.

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Published
October 30, 2019

J.P. Devine: The fire next time

As California burns and danger spreads, J.P. Devine reflects on his own links to the dream destination for the very young.
Published
October 30, 2019

Dana Wilde: The ghosts of October

Right at the end of October, when the woods and fields look this bare and lifeless, the ancient Celts saw the end of the year, writes Dana Wilde.
Published
October 28, 2019

Amy Calder: Beware the ghosts and goblins

On Halloween, when little munchkins are trolling the streets, watch out, Amy Calder advises.
Published
October 27, 2019

J.P. Devine: 13 minutes, a reminder of breast cancer’s toll

For all the strides made in treatment, some 40,000 American women still die from breast cancer every year, J.P. Devine writes.
Published
October 23, 2019

Dana Wilde: Backyard bug report

Scientists are confident that something on the order of disastrous is going on with life on Earth, the full extent and implications not yet clear, writes Dana Wilde.