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Ethan Strimling and Phil Harriman are former State Senators. They are political commentators
on WCSH/WLBZ TV and WGAN Radio.
Matt Stone provides items of interest to political watchers across the state and a place to offer perspective and analysis on news that originates in the Capitol.
President and Founder of Giving Strong, Inc. Christen is an experienced Social Responsibility professional, who loves making a difference, and has fun doing it. She's developed impactful, strategic giving and advocacy programs for organizations as diverse as public companies, family foundations and small start ups.
Created and maintained by students at the James F. Doughty School in Bangor, this blog is their first opportunity to write for a wide audience through a digital platform.
Willow Sherwood is the executive director of the Wellness Council of Maine. As a workplace health promotion specialist and public health advocate, it is her belief that the health of Maine’s workforce is directly tied to the health of the Maine economy.
Jim Andrews lives and works in Farmington, ME. He is, in no particular order, an attorney, Registered Maine Guide, husband, father, writer and outdoor enthusiast who is about to take a grand journey from Kittery to Fort Kent.
Be sure to check in weekly for a bit of inspiration for using seasonal foods and for a chance to get out of your ho-hum-a-day daily meal rut.
Linda will help you with supper so you can stop thinking about what you are going to make and start cooking.
Lucky Bistoury is a political junky and digital artist, Lucky aspires to further his experience and education in Multimedia Journalism and Political Communications.
Maine’s, rocky coast and lighthouses, abundance of wildlife, great camping, superb lakes, fabulous skiing, marvelous beaches, pristine forest, and hospitality, makes Maine - America’s Vacationland!!
after a 5 year absence, Janet wants to share her experiences about coming home to a wonderful county and the people that make it special
Residents of the Midcoast area of Maine involved in divorce, custody and parental issues. Working to change a badly broken system through education and political action.
David Farmer is a political and media consultant. He was formerly deputy chief of staff and communications director for Gov. John E. Baldacci and a longtime journalist.
Eating Mainly Veggies in the great state of Maine
"Positively good news" from the Midcoast
Dishing up events, experiences, and all things edible – from The Crown of Maine
A news reporter in coastal Maine for more than a decade, Bill Trotter keeps track of how the Atlantic Ocean and the state's iconic coast shape the lives, lifestyles and livelihoods of coastal Maine residents and visitors.
Washington County resident Nancy Oden enjoys coming up with solutions to everyday life aggravations, as well as ideas to solve larger world problems
Ernie Clark covers high school sports, youth baseball and American Legion baseball for the BDN and also writes a weekly blog.
Kids Gone Raw is a place for kids & their people to learn about healthy living. Live. Life. Uncooked.
You agreed on 'I DO'. And not a single thing since.
A Maine mom who has a talent for, and a love of all things related to shopping on a shoe string. Never pay retail again.
Jim LaPierre LCSW CCS is a Recovery Ally, mental health therapist and addictions counselor. He specializes in assisting people in recovery
Dan Bookham writes about the intersection of business, community, place, and people in general and about issues of importance to residents of the Midcoast
Troy R. Bennett is a Buxton native and longtime Portland resident whose photojournalism has appeared in media outlets all over the world.
Brian Swartz's ancestry and chronological luck have influenced his life-long Civil War passion.
Mike Webber grew up in Waldo County within a strong fishing and hunting family tradition. He shares bits and pieces of his life as a Mainiac who is rediscovering the Maine outdoors
Don Corey will share experiences and information about tying flies and fly fishing. Learn tips, techniques, reviews of fly tying/fly fishing materials and equipment.
Jen Lynds. BDN reporter, Littleton native and 2000 graduate of the UMPI will be providing additional insights about local politics, art, education and more, as well as reporter’s notebook type features on county happenings.
The world through the eyes of Michael Campbell, a college student studying journalism at NESCOM
Wanda LaBrecque lives in central Maine and just turned 40, what better time to have baby number nine?
Brandon McDonald is a former entertainment contributor to IGN Entertainment and an all-round fan of anything culturally relevant at the moment.
Emmet Meara is criminally idle and just cranks out a weekly column for the NEWS and feeds the wood stove to keep warm.
Ardeana Hamlin has been knitting, crocheting, embroidering and making stuff by hand most of her life.
Maine Center for Enterprise Development’s Top Gun program helps in accelerating entrepreneurship in Maine
Politics in three ways: as an analytical political scientist, a devoted political junkie and a citizen who believes politics matters for people's lives.
Wayne E. Reilly writes about events in Bangor a century ago
Learn what it takes to grow healthy plants in healthy soil
Bob Higgins is a freelance writer and occasional loafer from Portland who has an oddball look at Maine politics and such.
Robby MacDonald is a former high school and college swim coach who is reporting on Maine's competitive swimming news
John D'Alessandro will be giving the truth of the arts to the people stemming from events, to books, films, music, and more.
Pat has it all, family, big old house, dogs, a newborn son and a quarter-life crisis. He is trying his best be Ward Cleaver, Bob Villa, Cesar Milan and Eddie Vedder
Kim is a thirty something mom of two home schooled kids. Part-time nurse, full time farm girl.
Matthew Gagnon, a Hampden native, is a Republican political strategist who blogs about political intrigue from the state of Maine
Bob Cimbollek is a retired high school basketball coach and former high school and college basketball official who will be covering all aspects of high school, prep, college and pro basketball
Ryan McLaughlin is a top-notch BodyPump instructor, who teaches at Union Street Athletics in Bangor. He is a fitness freak who is all about why group fitness is fun and produces results.
The chronicles and misadventures of a mountain biking, surf kayaking, backcountry skiing, gadget geeking, GPS-enabled, socially networked misfit living in and loving the Portland, ME area.
Penobscot Theatre Company – Where the drama's at!
Shopping can be fun and affordable.Elaine Dionne has had many request to help people get started in saving money with coupons.
Madeleine is a 15 year old unoffical cook and baker. She shares her adventure of cooking and baking mostly gluten-free recipes for her family.
Terry Pierson writes about creating healthy homes and businesses based upon her knowledge and experience of the indoor environment, building healthy homes and the toxic hazards we face. Let's clear the air.
Colleen Giblin writes about what the general population doesn’t know happens in the life of a wheelchair bound individual… and how that affects her life.
Shawn Brace is the pastor of the Bangor Seventh-day Adventist church and shares his thoughts on God, religion, science, politics, history, everyday life, family, etc. All of these things "converge" together to create one's worldview and faith experience.
Making cents of financial matters for you! Josh Hayward shares a unique perspective developed over years of experience in a range of settings.
Heather Bogolyubova has an un-pronouncable last name. The job: Stay-at- home mother and wife. Its hard. She's going to tell you all about it.
BDN arts and lifestyle writer keeps you up to date on arts, entertainment, food, pop culture and other cool stuff from the 207
Paddling to See; in Maine and other beautiful places
The Islamic Center of Maine: Building positive relationships in a positive community.
Linda Riddle answers your frustrating, burning, what-the-heck questions about health insurance, health reform, and public health policy.
Germany from a Mainer's eyes. Danielle Clark writes about differences and similarities between her home state and Germany.
Maine's source for progressive political news
Finding adventures in the Maine wilderness
John Holyoke shares stories and observations from Maine's great outdoors
A 22 year old Maine Native's Take on Politics
Between three round faces, three square meals and in between all the chaos, I still find time to create. Renée writes about a life worth living well, even when it’s not always easy.
Negotiating Mid-Life from Mid-Maine: A blog for women (& men) over 40, trying to figure it all out, when nothing turned out like we figured!
The go-to place for info on what to do with your pets in Maine by Deb Bell.
Pete Warner breaks down UMaine sports and the state's college sports scene
A Gen-Y twist on Startups, Marketing, Technology and Business
Within, With Others, With the Mystery – A Unitarian Universalist Minister's Perspective on life.
Matt Wickenheiser reports on statewide business issues, from tourism to manufacturing, high-tech to traditional, natural resource-based industries.
Dale Duff's thoughts on local, regional and national sports
Seth writes about the greater Portland region.
Maine teachers talk about life in the classroom
A downstate snapshot look at sports by veteran writer Dan Hickling.
A forum for responsible dog owners who enjoy hunting with their dogs
A blog about the practical things of education and the day-to-day events that take place within the middle school classroom.
We are a rock and roll duo from Bangor Maine and we want to bring you all the rock and roll info from eastern Maine and beyond!
What's in the Glass is a conversation about wine (and sometimes beer) based on the experiences of Shane McCarthy, what he has tasted at work, or have enjoyed most recently with dinner.
Gina is ready to help you tame your Maine mane, fix your face, and spice up your style.
Joel Talks Movies is a source for film fans to read reviews, check out the latest movie news and a forum to discuss film.
A weekly roundup of Maine art news, openings and shows.