Trump’s Mideast plan. Read More
This article, by Jordan LaBouff and Aaron Dustin of The University of Maine, was originally published on the Bangor Daily News opinion page on January 21, 2020. Matt Rourke | APA man is silhouetted as he walks by enlargements of self-portraits made… Read More
As we grow older, a glance at the clock in many instances surprises us. Where did the time go? I guess time is as time does. Excuse the “Gump-ism,” but often I think we live in a world of “isms” and acronyms, because we are forever competing with… Read More
Collins has left the door open to voting for witnesses and documents later. But even that approach is woefully inadequate. Read More
The Bolton revelation. Read More
I continued delving into recent releases from Georgia, Alexandra Savior and Sam Fender on the show this week, while the retro alternative set celebrated the upcoming Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductions of T. Rex, Depeche Mode and Nine Inch Nails with a block of songs from those artists. Read More
The legislature’s IFW committee voted today to postpone a decision on a bill to require biodegradable hooks and lures for freshwater fishing. The IFW department said they are concerned about the impact of these hooks and lures, and reported they’d organized a task force to address this issue. Read More
You know the book Where's Waldo? Well, I could probably name this podcast episode Where's Jennifer? She always has something going on and no intention of slowing down any time soon. Read More
Every Christmas, you’re going to want to read All Is Calm, a wonderful collection of Christmas stories starting in the 1800s. Shannon Butler did a great job finding and publishing these Christmas stories. Shannon must have done a lot of research to find these great stories… Read More
Milestone Episode 300 includes Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona and Tame the Track Snowmobile Racing Tour results from Rangeley Snodeo 2020. Read More
The end of 2019 was not good for Nordic skiing in Maine. Snowstorms were invariably followed by warm weather, rain, or mixed precipitation. Suffering from ski envy, a group of Maine seniors resolved to search for an alternative. Fortunately, a skiing paradise is located just a few… Read More
The recent recording appears to contradict statements by President Trump and support the narrative that has been offered by Parnas during broadcast interviews in recent days. Sources familiar with the recording said the recording was made during an intimate April 30, 2018, dinner at the Trump International Hotel in… Read More
“If I woke Up tomorrow with my head sewn to the carpet I wouldn’t be more surprised than I am now.” I love that line from National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation. And boy does it apply right now, just hours removed from the UMaine men’s hockey team winning not… Read More
Budget moves. Read More
At least five of the Democratic presidential candidates, including Elizabeth Warren and Amy Klobuchar, worry a Democratic president would face a hostile Supreme Court and want to add more justices to the Court. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has used his GOP caucus to block judicial… Read More
AP Photo/Mary Schwalm Once upon a time, David Brooks, the New York Times editorial writer, was a relatively mainstream Republican. A cultural conservative, who believed in “family values” and “fiscal conservatism,” he proudly carried the mantle of a calm American traditionalism, ever skeptical of… Read More
Feeling a little constipated? Eat more fiber! Actually, there are several reasons why you should add fiber to your diet. Learn more and get a delicious fiber-rich recipe. Read More
Another year, another sham of a vote for the Baseball Hall of Fame. The selection process is woefully broken. A bunch of old sports writers get to decide who is worthy and who isn’t. No radio or TV people are allowed to vote. No internet bloggers. Just the… Read More
TOPSHAM and LEWISTON– A pleasant and surprise encounter with Franco-American artist Mercedes Gastonguay occurred when I happened to attend the Topsham Public Library’s “Joy of Art 2020”, exhibit on January 18, at the opening reception. She submitted two scenic entries to the art exhibit: “High Tide at Monhegan… Read More
Well, at the very least, things are consistent. Just over a year ago, I wrote that Democrats — in Augusta and Washington — are a study in contrasts. It’s still true today. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes = [];… Read More
