Before the snow flies
It’s a phrase we’ve all heard, and we’ve all used.
Editorial
Teacher, Teacher
That was a fun little “ditty” to ask teachers and parents for their help in teaching kids about clouds. There are easy-to-recognize cloud clues that often develop well before a thunderstorm arrives. Learning them makes kids “WeatherSmart.”
Rethinking our approach to protecting our children
Since 2017, at least 22 children, who have been reported to be suspected victims of abuse or neglect, have died since 2017.
Ranked-choice voting: totally deceptive
We’ve all heard the old adage, “If it isn’t broke, don’t fix it.” Right? Then whatever possessed Maine to put in ranked-choice voting?
‘Worst drifting in 12 years’
The day before the storm hit, I mentioned at work that it might be a top 5 winter storm in my 11-plus years at the station. I think it lived up to that billing.
PenAir’s PQI to Boston: A vital lifeline
In response to “Flights to Newark” in The Star-Herald on Jan. 17, page one:
Join in to help Maine mark its bicentennial
For any of us who have been around a while, we know just how fast time passes.
Snowstorm stirs childhood memories
I remember when I was in grade school, the second grade, we had a monster storm go through the area.
Making 2018 a little cleaner
With the start of the new year, one of my goals is to reduce my environmental impact in 2018. I would encourage everyone to consider taking small, easy steps to do the same.
Apologies owed to York over accusations of animal abuse
I would say that some people in the Houlton area and surrounding towns owe Ms. Jessica York and the York family an apology.