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Sunday, November 18, 2018

Just Saying . . .: Store Returns and Delicate Beauty

Life is complicated. It turns out that the ways of delicate beauty are inexplicably linked to store returns. Allow me to describe how this is so, or maybe not
Mills Puts Together Transition Team, Dems Choose Jackson to Be Senate President

In the coming weeks, a new state government will begin to form as Governor-elect Janet Mills’ transition team interviews potential cabinet members and Democratic lawmakers elect their new leaders
LePage Says He May Run Against Mills in 2022

The lame duck governor made the comments during his weekly appearance on WVOM radio in response to Mills’ pledge to implement the law on January 2
Golden Declared Winner in RCV Count, Poliquin Vows to Fight “Rank Algorithm”

Earlier today, a US District Court rejected Poliquin’s request to halt the tabulation of votes and declare him the winner, but Poliquin vowed to continue with the lawsuit
2018 Maine Literary Award Winners

At an awards ceremony on June 14, hosted at SPACE in Portland, Maine Writers & Publishers Alliance revealed the winners of the 2018 Maine Literary Awards. This year, 145 books were entered across the award’s categories, . . .
Chasing Down the Great American Eclipse of 2017

Apparently, planning a trip where the ultimate goal is to intersect with the Great American Eclipse along its very narrow “path of totality” requires a bit more planning than getting into the car with a valid credit card and a can of Pringles to munch on along the way
Rockland Debates Ambitious “New Urbanism” Ordinance

Once upon a time, Rockland and other large towns and cities across Maine were built for pedestrians. Neighborhoods were more densely populated and closer to the downtown. Residents could easily pop down to the local hardware . . .

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