Another hunting season begins this Saturday, Oct. 28. I hope people respect property owners and, whenever possible, ask their permission before taking loaded weapons onto their land. More importantly, they should fully identify their target and beyond, and not shoot at noises or rustling bushes. They should remember Karen Wood, Megan Ripley and Karen Wrentzel, […]
2023
Hal Phillips: More good guys with guns? No thanks
This is the status quo our gun culture has created. If the shooting doesn’t take place up the street, Americans are increasingly inured to the phenomenon. Yes, it’s remarkable that one day you’re just a guy who struggles with depression; the next, you’re the criminal that right wingers say we need even more guns to protect ourselves against.
Bob Neal: The Countryman: Where was the system when he broke down?
If you follow the news, you know the demand for counseling at all levels has at least doubled since COVID-19 hit. And stories abound of people trying for a year or more for an appointment. We clearly need a bigger system. And that’s going to take more money and time than we’d like.
Rich Lowry: The shameful gag order on Donald Trump
Judge Tanya Chutkan is hearing the January 6 case against Trump brought by Special Counsel Jack Smith and has decided to partially muzzle Trump with an order that is nonsensical and possibly unconstitutional.
Froma Harrop: His ethics account was empty
Because he knew what he was doing, Kenneth Chesebro proved himself more ethically vacant than the Trumpian mobs. He applied oily legal arguments made potent by an elite education. Supporting an insurrection against the United States, he undoubtedly figured, could be a good career move.
Derrick White scores 28 points as Celtics rally to beat Heat
Jaylen Brown adds 27 points as Boston beats defending Eastern Conference champion Miami, 119-111.
Survivors deal with sadness, recovery, questions: ‘It’s overwhelming. We lost so many special people.’
Four survivors and their families tell their stories. ‘It’s mixed emotions everywhere. I don’t even know what to think or what to say or what to feel.’
Bates College and junior hockey teams adjusting weekend schedules in wake of Lewiston shootings
Bates’ field hockey quarterfinal moved to Tuesday and the football team’s game moved to Nov. 18. Twin City Thunder postpone games, while Maine Nordiques still sorting out weekend slate.
‘We could just hear sirens’: Bates students mourn with their neighbors
A night of panic turned into 2 days of uncertainty as students sheltered in place on campus.