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Looking Back on Nov. 9: 'A renaissance: A proud image emerges for L-A's Franco-American' - Vimarsana News

Looking Back on Nov. 9: 'A renaissance: A proud image emerges for L-A's Franco-American'

Read more about Nov. 9, 1997, in the SunJournal.com archives. 100 Years Ago: 1922 (From an excerpt from a war veterans letter) Four years ago when the news was flashed to us that the Armistice had been signed everyone turned out of bed and into the chilly streets with the utmost haste. Heats were glad […]

Guest Column: The 50th anniversary of Bill Cohen's walk and the new book now out about it - Vimarsana News

Guest Column: The 50th anniversary of Bill Cohen's walk and the new book now out about it

If the 1970’s should be remembered for anything when it comes to in person campaigning for political office it might be the decade when it underwent a major transformation of its retail horizons. Among two pioneering techniques launched in this era were “The Walk” and “Work Days.” The first in Maine to employ either one […]

Paul Mills: How William Cohen walked into Maine political history - Vimarsana News

Paul Mills: How William Cohen walked into Maine political history

On the 50th Anniversary of 'The Walk,' an oral history offers a wide ranging discussion of historic and contemporary issues in Maine politics.

Maine primaries have waned, but they're still essential - Vimarsana News

Maine primaries have waned, but they're still essential

At one time, incumbent Maine governors often faced primary challengers. Now, it’s only in the opposition party, or when there’s an open seat.

Douglas Rooks: The power of primaries has waned, but they're still essential - Vimarsana News

Douglas Rooks: The power of primaries has waned, but they're still essential

Primary results once told volumes about what voters were thinking.