On bumping into Barry Manilow
My husband and I have had two close encounters with Barry Manilow, who played his final Portland concert on July […]
Letters
Nobody should be judged by their social media activity
I don’t have much of a digital footprint because I’m too old. I’m even embarrassed reading my old diary entries.
Asking Sen. Collins to support tobacco prevention and cessation funds
The House Appropriations Committee recently advanced a Fiscal Year 2027 funding bill that maintains $246.5 million for the nation’s tobacco
Keep an eye on our insect populations
In this season of bugs, when the soundtrack of the outdoors has always been composed of the buzz of black
Editorial, Featured, Letters
Letter: Bring God back into school, teach unity
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Letter: Invest airport dollars to improve trek to bus stop
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Letter: Invest airport dollars to improve trek to bus stop
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Letter: Words to live by: ‘Love for all, hatred for none’
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Here’s a presidential thought experiment
Just imagine. It’s January 2024 and Joe Biden has just been inaugurated as president of the United States. Since that
Trump ought to reflect on vandalism remarks
I love it! The irony of President Trump’s quote about the alleged “vandalism” of the Reflecting Pool is too rich to