While three riders lash the mules dragging a pontoon boat on its wagon, a long line of infantrymen (center) stretching into the far woods pulls on ropes to help move the wagon through the glutinous mud that defeated Ambrose Burnside in his second attempt to… Read More
I’ll never give up on them; and I hope they won’t give up on me. Read More
Federal courts will run out of money because of the shutdown, but will continue operating with essential personnel. Read More
Many legislative proposals are not new. This session, legislators will again debate Sunday hunting and a spring bear hunt, both of which are guaranteed to lose. Here are more legislative titles and sponsors of hunting bills. googletag.cmd.push(function () { //… Read More
If you haven’t yet seen the Gillette “short film” advertisement about toxic masculinity, I can’t urge you strongly enough to see it – I’ll include a link below. I have three concerns about the video that I think are worth exploring The message comes to us… Read More
Mike DeVito knows the Chiefs as well as anyone. He still stays in close touch with players and coaches. He faced Tom Brady, Bill Belichick and the Pats quite a few times including in the postseason. He was a member of the Jets team that knocked New… Read More
Though our natural tendency was to skate out, away from the shore, the further we skated, the rougher the ice seemed to get. And while neither of us know much about how ice forms, we surmised that the bumpy pattern may have formed due to the wind. Read More
Really organized parents even complete the winter idyll with thermoses of hot chocolate and tiny marshmallows. Four year olds, high school students, parents and teachers are all grateful for the outdoor activity and cheer each other on, whether they're scoring goals or hesitantly letting go of the chair back. Read More
The forecast: Significant accumulation. Read More
***Tuesday Afternoon Update*** We’re still expecting a significant storm Saturday night through Sunday. Today’s data is suggesting slightly warmer air aloft arriving Sunday. The change to sleet and possibly freezing late weekend remains a possibility (esp at the coast). We’re still many days out, and lots of time… Read More
I continued dipping into a few less-explored 2018 albums on the show this week with tracks from The Beths, MGMT, Chai and Peter Bjorn & John, while the retro alternative set looked back to 2002 with a block of standout songs from that year. Read More
You're getting older and you want to live as long as possible — forever — in your own home. Only it's no longer safe. Read how a program in Bath, Maine is helping some people by modifying their homes for free. Read More
The added scrutiny from social media and websites may be putting more pressure on officials. Read More
I know myself am going through cabin fever. I am wanting to get out and fish. Lucky we have many shows through out New England that can keep us busy.Here is a small list of my favorites! googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var… Read More
Deer, bear, and moose will all be debated at the legislature this session. Everything from deer baiting to the use of crossbows will be discussed. Here are some of the bill titles and sponsors. Title: An Act To Give the… Read More
Maine native Austin Theriault announced his desire to give back to the people who helped him on his way up the racing ladder. More snowmobile racing coming soon to northern Maine. Read More
President Donald Trump has taken pains to hide details of his communications with Russian President Vladimir Putin from his own administration — even going so far as to take notes from his interpreter and order the linguist to stay silent, The Washington Post reported on Saturday. Read More
It’s time to call it a night for Maine hockey coach Red Gendron. Read More
Quantum physics pays a visit to the ski slopes of northern New Mexico, and a fine recipe for genuine New Mexican green chile stew. (Note that it's chile, not chili.) Read More
