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Remembering fallen heroes

By Jeremy Miller - Jun 01
They still speak to us. If you listen quietly you can hear them. You remember their voices from conversations you've had before they gave their ...
Renew Rockland launches the Rockland Community Farm

By Amy Files - May 19
Renew Rockland is very excited to be starting its first season of the Rockland Community Farm. We are keeping a close eye on the soil, and when it ...
Forensic nurses: protecting our communities

By Sarah A. Sherman - Apr 14
If you had asked me three years ago, “What is the role of a forensic nurse in our community?” I probably would have guessed that their work was ...
The Megunticook River and the next hundred years

By Alison McKellar - Mar 01
Growing up in Camden, I never thought much about the river that runs through our town, but before Camden was known for its brick buildings and ...
Prescription price spike causes hardships

By Susan M. Collins - Feb 18
Patty Bernard of Falmouth is among the 1.3 million Americans, including 8,700 Mainers, who suffer from rheumatoid arthritis, a chronic and painful ...
Breakfast with Another View

By Rachel Leonard - Dec 16
“Who are these guys?” I'm asked this question by at least one person every time I run an Another View commentary on the Coastal Journal's opinion ...
Suboxone is an important treatment option for addiction

By Dr. Ira Mandel - Nov 16
Lately, I have learned that some members of our community have been criticizing me for treating people who have opiate addiction with a medication ...
Curbing distracted driving is everyone's business

By Patricia Jacobs - Jun 24
As we approach the busy summer travel months, it’s important to remember that our efforts to make our roads and highways safer must continue. AT&T ...
General aviation: A lifeline for rural Maine

By Kevin Waters - May 06
In 1998, an ice storm swept through Maine, quietly burying roads and towns. Some communities became completely inaccessible. Without general ...
In support of a training wage for students under age 20

By Paula G. Sutton - Apr 08
It is a universally accepted truth that good habits begin young and that developing positive habits is much easier than it is to change or develop ...