Wicker Park Farmers Market | 06/21/2026
More info The Wicker Park Farmers Market will return on May 3 for its 26th outdoor season. The market will […]
Bautista, Aina, Antonio give Mililani clean sweep of top All-State softball honors
A season like this is more than unique. What Hinano Bautista did as a junior hadn’t been done since 2010.
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Letter: Affordable housing crisis looms in Hawaii
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Letter: Hawaii wages must keep up with living costs
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Letter: Navy not telling truth about Red Hill water
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The Presumpscot River is entangled with my idea of home
Soren Stark-Chessa is a rising first-year student at Bates College. Growing up, many of my most treasured memories are from
Again, there is no such thing as ‘clean’ or ‘beautiful’ coal
On June 4, President Trump authorized the spending of $700 million in federal funding to build two new coal-fired power
Remember there’s nothing quite like a game of catch
Todd R. Nelson is the author of “Cold Spell” (2022) and “The Land Between the Rivers” (2024), published by Down East
Praise for Jon Calame’s Route 1 article and A1 writing style
Once again, the Maine Sunday Telegram published an excellent article on architecture by Jon Calame, this time on Route 1 (“On
Free and Independent: The Declaration of Independence and the Words That Made the United States | 06/21/2026
More info A library is the perfect place to explore the origins of a country founded on words. What did