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Posted inLetters, Opinion
Michelle Melaragno: Harmon, Mahr Damien offer changes necessary for Auburn
I will vote against the current status quo in Auburn. Let’s reject the steamrolling of environmental issues, the rampant bullying, private messages that belittle and threaten people who express concerns, public declarations calling residents and experts liars. My votes are for public officials who will listen to, respect, and properly represent the citizens of Auburn. […]
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Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion
Froma Harrop: Gun cultures need gun laws, too
No one who is not in the military or law enforcement should possess a military-style weapon. No one who has been deemed severely mentally ill should own any firearm. Those reforms shouldn’t be so hard to support, including in gun country.
Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion
Rich Lowry: Anti-Israel demonstrators hate the West
Not only have we largely stopped transmitting the story of our own civilization, we have substituted an alternative narrative that the West is reducible to racism, imperialism and colonialism.
Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion
Clarence Page: Conspiracy culture has more of us thinking violence may be needed to fix America
Nearly a fourth of Americans (23%) agree that “things have gotten so far off track” that “true American patriots may have to resort to violence in order to save our country.”
Posted inNation / World, News, Politics
House Speaker Mike Johnson was once the dean of a Christian law school. It never opened its doors
Mike Johnson does not typically mention one aspect of his work before being elected to Congress.
Posted inFootball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Football: No. 3 Cony rolls past No. 6 Mt. Blue in B North quarterfinals
Parker Morin throws five touchdown passes for the Rams, who visit Messalonskee in Saturday’s semifinal.
Posted inMaine
Passengers on airliner show love for Lewiston
The show of support occurs after people on the Southwest jet learn that a fellow passenger is a volunteer with the National Crisis Response Canines and is on his way to help first responders and victims of last Wednesday’s mass shooting.
Posted inBusiness, Nation / World
Jury awards $1.8 billion in realty case that could shake up brokerage commissions
The case has been winding through federal courts since 2019, when a group of home sellers alleged in a lawsuit that the National Association of Realtors (NAR), along with real estate firms Keller Williams Realty and HomeServices of America, conspired to keep commissions artificially high.