Physician-Assisted Suicide is a complex issue. For full transparency, I admit I advocate against this concept from a very firm, pro-life basis. However, I would want anyone who reads this to know that my opposition is also based upon experience … Continue reading →
Democratic Presidential candidate for 2020, Pete Buttigieg produced some headlines in a recent interview with conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt. Hewitt asked Buttigieg about whether “Jefferson-Jackson Dinners” should be renamed since both men owned slaves. Buttigieg responded, “Yeah we’re doing … Continue reading →
What is the name of the upcoming summer holiday that we celebrate early next month? Most of you will immediately say, “The Fourth of July.” While that statement is generally accepted to be true, the actual name of the holiday … Continue reading →
June 15th is World Elder Abuse Awareness Day Although elder abuse is an issue across the country, with an aging population, Maine is likely to see an increase in cases of elder abuse and financial exploitation. You may know that … Continue reading →
“Be where your feet are planted” I read this in a book a few months ago and it really made me think about how I was living my life. It wasn’t until a few days ago, that I really appreciated … Continue reading →
The Devil’s Lettuce, KGB, Mary Jane, MJ, Cheeba, Ganja, Left-Handed Cigarette, Kind, Endo, Sinsemilla, Wacky Tabacky, Reefer, Pot, Weed, Marijuana, Hemp, these are just a sampling of names cannabis goes by, but what is it really? Without getting too heavily … Continue reading →
Madeline’s Mission, a new Maine nonprofit, launches initiative to benefit Midcoast Hospital A new Maine nonprofit takes aim at helping those facing something no one wants to think about – the loss of a child. Launched at the beginning of … Continue reading →
One Party Rule Threatens Maine Families This is the Weekly Maine Republican Radio Address Maine House Republican Leader Kathleen Dillingham April 19, 2019 This Weekly Address is in regard to Maine Bill, LD 1070 – “An Act To Reduce the … Continue reading →
Time For Bipartisan Action To Protect the Internet The role and importance of high-speed internet in the lives of everyday Mainers cannot be overstated. It links job-seekers to new employment opportunities, students and those looking to further their careers to … Continue reading →
The late, great Charles Dickens wrote a “Tale of Two Cities” in 1859. It was set in two of the world’s greatest cities, London and Paris, before and during the French Revolution. The opening sentence is among the greatest in … Continue reading →
