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There is a lot of sad-sacking going around the Republican campaigns this season. The “woe is me” and “I do not support the consequences of what I voted for” cries can be heard from east to west. And I have nary an iota of sympathy for the whiners. Not only do adults understand that there […]
Let's not lose sight of the wide world beyond the worksheet.
It was a delight to read William Smith’s elegant op-ed on the promise of trickle-up economics (Sept. 13), indistinguishable from democratic socialism, that made clear the differences between what we in this country have: extreme disparities in wealth and opportunity, and what we would enjoy with…
To preserve the authentic combination of time, effort and risk-taking, our teachers and students need to start developing good habits now.
This paper has printed several letters that explain why the authors are voting for Susan Collins or Troy Jackson. It is interesting to hear the different perspectives, but when it really comes down to it, this is not about who has more energy or who has done more for the state. It comes down to […]
Stunning price increases make this a burning question.
All three candidates for governor have said that rural maternity closures are something that they're going to work on. But what's their plan?
In a Siena Research Institute survey, respondents said high costs and few opportunities make it harder to live in a place where the majestic beauty of the outdoors buoys even those struggling to get by.
Some vocal neighbors say the proposed business, located in a commercial zone, will disrupt their peace and quiet on Webber Pond.
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