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Bill Packard: The Bag and David Brinkley

I enjoy some light reading in bed before turning out the lights and finishing with Fulghum, I looked through my library and decided to revisit Everyone Is Entitled to My Opinion. You’ve...

Letter to the editor: Christos Calivas

Re-elect Ed Glaser for Rockland City Council

Three years ago, when I endorsed Ed Glaser’s initial candidacy for City Council, it was based on the expectation that he would restore good order to the functioning of city government, something that...

Letter to the editor: General Henry Knox Museum at Montpelier

Henry’s Harvest Party

The Knox Museum wants to thank all of the wonderful sponsors, volunteers (over a dozen) and families who braved the cold, wet morning, Saturday, October 12, to attend the Museum’s first Fall Harvest...

From Washington, D.C.

Sen. Angus King questions suspicious market activity tied to China policy changes, urges SEC to investigate

U.S. Senator Angus King (I-Maine) today urged Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Jay Clayton to investigate a pattern of suspicious futures trades coming immediately before market-...

Camden Snow Bowl Trail Fest ‘Bigger and Badder’

The Camden Snow Bowl hosted Baxter Outdoors’ sixth trail running and second and final duathlon event in the New England Trail Series season on Saturday, October 5, as part of the fourth annual Camden...

Boothbay Harbor horror author to discuss how, why horror literature thrills, provokes, entertains

Halloween horror talk at Camden Public Library

CAMDEN — Former Army officer, educator, and writer Paul Gregory Smith will offer a lighthearted, interactive discussion of how and why horror literature thrills, provokes, and entertains. Using...

Letter to the editor: Mike Hurley

Brenda Bonneville for Belfast City Council

I am writing to endorse Brenda Bonneville for Belfast City Council. Brenda knows Belfast. Her home is on Congress Street; a busy in town neighborhood. She is a long time small business person...

Letter to the editor: Tom Young

Rockport Public Library: I hope we know what we're doing

I voted for the bond to build a new Rockport Public Library based on a building size of 7,000 square feet. A 7,000 square foot new library seemed a generous size and investment by the tax strapped...

Letter to the editor: Gilliad Munden

Nathan Davis is ideal person for Rockland City Council

I am writing in support for Nate Davis for Rockland City Council. He is a smart, capable person who cares very much about this community. I have volunteered with him on the Energy Advisory...

Letter to the editor: Becca Shaw Glaser

Nathan Davis, Ed Glaser for Rockland City Council

I am thrilled that both my friend Nate Davis and my dad, Ed Glaser, are running for the two spots opening on Rockland City Council. Nate is one of the kindest, most patient and most open people I...

letter to the editor: George B. Terrien

Urging Rockland's voters to support Nate Davis

Nate Davis presents an orderly and rational set of priorities, based on abiding values. From having observed his activity in civic and organizational structures, I cannot see how anyone running for...

Letter to the Editor: Maggie Trout

Keeping Rockland sidewalks passable

In the process of scraping the flotsam that had grown in the sidewalk gutter, it struck me that either I had grown to much larger proportions, or the sidewalk was narrower. Rejecting the former, I...

Thomaston Grammar School Fall Festival fun

Thomaston Grammar School held its annual Fall Festival for the students of TGS and their families on Saturday, October 5. This year it was a carnival-themed, fun-filled family event. Students were...

Workers focus on indoor construction

Superintendent Maria Libby: Camden-Rockport Middle School building update

The middle school construction project continues to hum along and every day it is looking more and more like a school. The academic wing has progressed the furthest and they have started painting...

Autumn is a time of contemplation, a time to be still

You are not the only one feeling sad and tired

Many of us have noticed there is less daylight time, giving us shorter days to be outdoors. Darkness arrives sooner on our doorstep. A number of us might be feeling sad. Some of us feel they don’...

Letter to the editor: Connie Hayes

Nate Davis has balance and civility

Balance and civility are core qualities of Nate Davis. I have known Nate and his wife, Chelsea, since they arrived in Rockland. He cares about a thriving Rockland. I am impressed with his ability...

Opinion

Rep. Jan Dodge: Funding our future

Recently, Maine Governor Janet Mills called the Legislature into a special session to consider a number of bond packages that included investments in our transportation, infrastructure, renewable...

four November concerts, 10 planned for spring

What’s next for DaPonte String Quartet?

If you’ve never worked closely with a music group, you might not be able to imagine all of the discussions, decisions and considerations that have to be pondered when thinking about a series of...

Sal’s Birthday Bash raises $4,000 for St. George Ambulance

Sally Long raised approximately $4,000 at her annual Sal's Birthday Bash fundraiser for the St. George Ambulance in August. Sal’s Birthday Bash is a yearly tradition, and this year, the party...

Letter to the editor: Haunani Wallace

Rockport’s Goodridge Park makeover is complete

Check out Goodridge Park in the center of Rockport Village. The Rockport Parks and Beautification Committee is pleased to announce that the initial phase of the Goodridge Park makeover is complete...

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