Fall is here and in Maine we’re beginning to see our boats being covered with shrink wrap to protect them for the winter. This fall, we’re seeing some subtle and perhaps unnoticeable changes near our waterfront; the shrink wrap is changing. Shrink wrap is installed to protect boats. When removed in the spring, its recyclability […]

I read the Oct. 9 GO section list with interest (“30 things that should be on every Mainer’s bucket list”).  While I think it’s generally a good list, there is one major omission: The Maine State Music Theatre. Maine has a world class music theater operation that brings Broadway-quality performances to tens of thousands people every year. Why was Maine […]

With her open smile in the Oct. 12 paper (“Historic cuts to SNAP will affect thousands in Maine”), Ms. [Nichole] Mulrenin of South Portland admirably defies the stigma of food insecurity that persists in our society. The article carefully reports a variety of perspectives on upcoming changes to SNAP and reveals how national food policy […]