If the $61 billion spending bill approved by Congress seems like a lot now, it’s nothing compared with what will be needed in the months and years to come.
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July Qi Gong with Heidi
Heidi Sorensen will be leading Qi Gong on the lawn, by the lake, behind the Church of the Good Shepherd for the month of July. We will be meeting Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9:00am. There is no fee. Please join us. The start date this year will be Tuesday, July 2nd. Qi gong is an […]
Week in Photos: June 8-14, 2024
Sun Journal photographers select some of their favorite images from last week.
An homage to the dad joke, one of the great traditions of fatherhood
We see the dad joke as an occasion for the dad to assert his fatherly privilege over his family and anyone else within earshot. It’s a win-win situation for the dad. If the joke gets a laugh, well, good.
Austin Bay: Biden’s CBP app lunacy fuels war on American civil society
Violent crime, deadly drugs, disrupted social and educational systems, defunded police, illegal migrant invasion: Americans confront a complex war against American civil society.
Roland Roy: All I can say about Clement’s House candidacy, is “WOW”
WOW! That was my reaction when I read the answers submitted by Kerryl “Lee” Clement for your June 7 candidate profiles for Maine House Election 2024. In answering question two of your survey, “Name one issue the Legislature got wrong last session,” Kerryl replied “… the process of not working together to create positive solutions […]
Class of 2024 told to celebrate hard work and dedication, told to remember everything can be overcome, take risks
What started as a rainy Sunday afternoon saw a break in the weather during most of the commencement exercises.
Hundreds attend candlelight vigil honoring Edward Little student
Elliott Hill, 16, was an athlete and a musician who died by suicide last Wednesday.