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“Some people might call ’em spoiled, but I think that these almost ruined ones sometimes make the sweetest jam,” Pearl Smooter says to her daughter, Melanie Carmichael, in the 2002 romantic comedy film “Sweet Home Alabama.” She’s making peach jam, and providing motherly advice to her… Read More
What are you grateful for? In this podcast, researcher Dr. Robert Emmons discusses what gratitude is, how easy it is to find it, and why it's important to try. Read More
Finally having a specialist find the reason for your symptoms is as exciting as finding a map when you've been lost for years. There are many paths to choose, but at least you know where you are starting from. Read More
The architect of Republicans' newest bid to replace the Affordable Care Act says Maine would see 'billions' in funding, but he hasn't shown his work. Read More
Good morning from Augusta. The man behind Republicans’ latest bid to repeal the Affordable Care Act is touting its effect on Maine, but we can’t figure out what he’s talking about as U.S. Sen. Susan Collins looks primed to vote against it. Read More
Some picked-up pieces while trying to ensure I have everything packed and ready for a group fitness training in Albany this weekend…. -We all know who the Red Sox’s top two starters are going to be heading into the postseason – Chris Sale and Drew Pomeranz. Read More
It was still dark. The only other things moving about were hardcore runners on the Back Cove trail and mosquitoes buzzing around my noggin. Read More
With debate over ACA repeal ramping up yet again, and rising alarms about proposals to cut Medicaid, it's a good time to take another look at who's covered by MaineCare -- and who isn't. Read More
When I was a kid I dreamed of going fishing every day when I was grown up. As a grown-up, I have been crushing that little kid's dreams. Read More
When I was a kid I dreamed of going fishing every day when I was grown up. As a grown-up, I have been crushing that little kid's dreams. Read More
This book is about a lot more than hiking. Read More
Sec. Zinke recommends “Active timber management” for parts of Katahdin monument. Read More
By Matthew Cunha With the Sox’s fifteenth extra inning win on Tuesday night and a three game lead in the AL East race, it would make sense for Red Sox fans to be excited about the upcoming October baseball. I am sure many of you are,… Read More
The NCAA Division 1 and the Maine Principals Association could possibly have something in common again regarding their athletic transfer rules by allowing transfers to be eligible immediately if they meet certain different guidelines of each organization. That is if the NCAA passes a possible… Read More
A BLOG entitled the “Facts About Transfers” by UMaine Head Basketball Men’s Coach Bob Walsh on his Coachbobwalsh.com BLOG today, Wednesday, September 20 was a very timely, interesting, revealing and informative post. The article is entitled ” Investigating College Basketball Transfer Movement”, written by Eli Boettger… Read More
The magnificent cliffs of Grand Manan Island are its most remarkable geographic feature. They encompass about sixty percent of the rugged coastline including almost the entire south, west and north shore. A large contingent of Chowderheads from the Penobscot Paddle and Chowder Society recently shared a… Read More
Fall becomes official Friday… but it will have to wait After a cool end to August, those that were disappointed will have their redemption this weekend. Humidity levels all in all won’t be oppressive, but will be noticeable by the… Read More
Fortunately, the news is more interesting, and includes controversies surrounding two separate Falmouth development projects. Read More
Could your child's backpack cause back problems down the road? How much it weighs and how it's worn can certainly have an impact. Some advice from an expert. Read More
The free expression on college campuses, and specifically how it is restricted, is the biggest threat to the future of the American republic that we face. Read More
Few things are as damaging to a company’s reputation as loosing data to hackers. When customer information gets diverged to unauthorized third parties, businesses suffer a hemorrhage of customers and money. Proprietary information may also be accessed by competitors or saboteurs to the detriment of the… Read More
We are not certain what our chickens do all day, or even if they are laying yet. Read More
