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By Nancy Battick In my previous column I discussed the need to weigh information when there are conflicts in birthdates or places in commonly used genealogical records particularly death records.

By Billy Bob Faulkingham, R-Winter Harbor Last year Virginia Parker and her husband sued the state of Maine, asserting that the ban on Sunday hunting is unconstitutional under Maine’s Right to Food Amendment, which I helped to pass.

By Matthew Gagnon Another debt ceiling showdown is coming in Congress, and I don’t care.

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By Matthew Gagnon Two weeks ago Reade Brower, who owns virtually every newspaper in circulation in Maine, announced that he was considering selling his empire.

By Lee Umphrey Twenty-five years ago, I was in Belfast, Northern Ireland, for the Good Friday Accords.

By Chris Sargent “Beeez-beeez-beeez.

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By Nancy Battick If you’re a juror, weighing evidence is part of the job.

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By Timothy Surrette Most of us recognize that quality pre K-12 education requires significant investment.

By Matthew Gagnon Two years ago, when the Democrats decided to push through a partisan budget, Republicans were incensed.

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By Andrew Mead We must not allow a lack of money to determine whether or not someone has access to justice.

By BDN Editorial Board Even for those not particularly good at math or basketball, it is obvious that scoring 1,000 points in a high school basketball career is quite the accomplishment.

By Matthew Gagnon In early March of 2013, I bought a guitar, because I wanted to take guitar lessons.