The United States pays almost twice as much for healthcare as any other industrialized nation, yet it still does not provide care for all its citizens. While the Affordable Care Act has […]
Thor Is Funny and Hulk Is Also There: A ‘Thor: Ragnarok’ Review
By Justin Taylor The third installment of Marvel’s Norse-mythology-fueled franchise injects fun and character into a trilogy that was previously void of those things. Thor finally takes center stage as the character […]
Maine Mayhem Connection
By Ryan Marshall The purpose of these interviews is to celebrate the efforts and ambitions of those who are about to embark on the grueling yet wholly rewarding cinematic journey that is […]
The Secret Greenhouse
By Noor Ibrahim This week’s adventure was a “secret” visit to the greenhouse and ambling in the garden. I have been curious to visit this place ever since I came to the […]
Omi’s Cafe Comes to SoPo
By Cassidy Vautier You know you’ve come to the right place when you’re greeted with the intoxicating aroma of espresso and old books upon arriving. Currently located at 28 Bracket St. in […]
Youth Cultivating Kelp
By Ryan Marshall Peaks Island is a favorite spot of many a long-time Mainer. It’s instantly recognizable for its warm mystique, and home to a slew of unspoken secrets and delectable sights, […]
Storm Rocks the Midcoast
By Dan Elliott I was sitting in my home early Monday morning when it happened. I had skipped work to try and catch up on some schoolwork and, God willing, maybe even […]
The SMCC Beacon 