It is up to our elected officials to cut through the noise and defend the medical information that they know to be true.
Posted inCommunity, News
Public interest payphone installed in Cumberland as program expands
The PIP program has installed two new phones this spring, expanding access to free public calling.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Life & Culture, Maine, Things to Do
9 fun things to do at a Portland Sea Dogs game
Besides watching the games, fans can see fireworks, collect bobbleheads, sing and dance, climb on a fire engine or dress like Batman.
Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion
Maine is investing in seniors’ independence because it pays off | Opinion
The state’s Community Aging in Place program saves the state money, removing pressure on local emergency response and municipal budgets.
Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion
Buddhist monks taught me to slow down, to breathe | Opinion
I’ve discovered that peace and serenity can be found in the most unlikely of places. Like the produce section of a grocery store in Midcoast Maine.
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Belgrade couple win Mid-Maine Chamber top honor
Brian and Amy Bernatchez will be honored at the Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce’s 63rd Annual Awards Ceremony set for Thursday in Waterville.
Posted inLetters to the Editor
Janet Mills checks all the boxes for US senator | Letter
Is it too much to ask an elected official or a candidate for office that who they say they are today is also who they were yesterday, and will be tomorrow? Under President Trump, we wake up each morning to his rant of the previous evening. It’s usually more bad news that adds to the […]
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Nirav Shah has earned Maine’s trust | Letter
As I look at the crowded field of candidates for governor, I ask myself: What is the most important attribute for the individual who will best serve all of the citizens of Maine? What does our next governor need to provide to reach Democrats, Republicans or independents? What same qualification should the people in populated southern […]
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When will we get access to Chinese car brands? | Letter
Is this a waiting game, or am I stuck with the American menu?
Posted inCommunity, Guides, News, Things to Do
Concerts planned in central Maine this week
Dar Williams plans Waldoboro show, The Pihcintu Multicultural Chorus is set for perform in Gardiner, and get your tickets for The Wallflowers event in Waterville.