Morrill Worcester, whose family founded Wreaths Across America, wants to build the world’s largest flagpole in Washington County, Maine, honoring all 24 million of our nation’s veterans with a massive American flag and memorial in time for America’s 250th anniversary in 2026. The project could…
of lobster and federal regulations that would close vast swathes of the Gulf of Maine to protect endangered white whales. Children of lobstermen usually learn the trade by working on their parent’s boats, but young adults from lobstering families havethey’ll be able to support themselves as their parents did. Many leave Maine to look for other opportunities.
Maine also depends heavily on tourism, with many resorts, restaurants, and other eateries in Bar Harbor and Kennebunkport staffed by , alongside younger Mainers. For areas that cannot easily import their labor from overseas, businesses close, the local economy suffers, and young people leave.
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