You know it will last when your husband — who doesn’t drink coffee — learns to use the French press.
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Power outage scuttles Maine dinner plans
With a beef-and-onion stew and Jell-O salad on the menu, columnist Adrian Crawford was hoping to treat his Australian mother to meal inspired by Marjorie Standish.
Supreme Court’s new term likely to yield victories for conservatives
Two cases — affirmative action and public employee unions — likely to dispel feelings about ‘liberal’ Roberts court
96 tears? Nowhere near enough
Sometimes there isn’t really a specific reason; you just need to let it all out.
Abortion foes too young to recall tragedies of illegal procedures
They wish to paint Planned Parenthood as a business that destroys lives — not one that saves them.
We have much to learn from Pope Francis
Ultimately, the pope’s message is about our actions, sharing more of what we have with those less fortunate.
Renovation of Campbell Barn sparks fond memory
The farm was the most outstanding aspect of the State Hospital, and a local boy thought of the patients as his neighbors.
But I’m not ready for winter; summer just got here, didn’t it?
In spring, summer yawns ahead like a giant ocean, but before you know it, the stores have Halloween decorations on display.
Integrated, multidisciplinary approach is best way to manage chronic pain
University of New England and Mercy Pain Center researchers seek therapies to improve outcomes.
Pope’s meeting with ‘county clerk who loves Jesus’ affirms right of conscience
Boehner’s resignation puts GOP backbenchers in the spotlight.