The Patriots have crawled deep into the psyche of NFL opponents, Travis Lazarczyk writes.
Columns
News columns from staff writers and contributors to the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Exodus of migrants reminds us of who we are
As a nation of immigrants, we watch what’s going on in the Middle East with familiarity and hope, J.P. Devine writes.
Remembering the invasive periwinkles
Down in that gloomy intertidal no-man’s-land, periwinkles were everywhere, writes Dana Wilde.
A little understanding goes a long way
Winslow’s Larry Plourde is in a wheelchair because of an illness that causes balance and motor skills problems, and he and his wife say a little positive attention from others would make life easier, Amy Calder writes.
20 years later, it’s still the match of Plummer’s life
Golfer remembers going head-to-head with Tiger Woods at U.S. Amateur, Travis Lazarczyk writes.
Maine Walkabout: Architecture styles pit Maine vs. Australia
Nowadays it seems that being ‘green’ is just as crucial in building design as being able to withstand Maine’s brutal winters, writes columnist Adrian Crawford.
Is a Hollywood comeback on the horizon? Or is it just gas?
If this is the year of the old guy, J.P. Devine says he wants in.
Domestic violence? Mill layoffs? Seriously? I’m worried about Tom Brady
Maureen Milliken explains to a Martian why Deflategate trumps all other news.
Trip with a friend a reminder that our Maine stores know us
Hussey’s General Store in Windsor, Renys and Marden’s give Mainers just what they need, Amy Calder writes.
The hackers cometh for those who embrace future
Sure, technology’s great, J.P. Devine writes, but so much can go wrong in our brave new world.