By Aislinn Sarnacki “Soft hiking” has recently become all the rage on TikTok, and the funny thing is it’s nothing new.

By Andrew Butcher, Maine Connectivity Authority president Our state has a historic opportunity to make a lasting difference for hundreds of thousands of Maine people and businesses by expanding access to reliable internet service.

By Matthew Gagnon In 1968, Dr.

By Bob Mallard Every once in a while, an article strikes a chord with readers that you did not anticipate.

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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.