Donald Trump has taken a sledgehammer to science and the core values of our republic. Read More
Heather Emerson has written some awesome children’s books. One of my favorites is A Goose and his Goat. Heather and her husband Randy have a small Maine home with a bunch of animals. She also works in her local school district as a behavioral health… Read More
Civil War buffs on the Midcoast are invited to learn about Maine’s Involvement in the Civil War as I speak at 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, July 23 at the Belfast Free Library, 106 High Street, Belfast. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes… Read More
Sometimes it can feel like our fears control us, but feeling the fear and going for it anyway can make you feel unstoppable. When I was a kid, I was fearless. Now that I'm an adult and a mother, I feel so much responsibility and I'm not as fearless as I used to be. But I know that the more you face your fears, the less they can control you. Read More
Can we save the lobstermen and the right whale?… Read More
I’m not sure local baseball players and fans fully appreciate what an incredible facility we have right in our own backyards. Read More
As people age, a common scenario is family members worry that home is no longer a safe place to live and the person growing older wants to stay put. A little bit of extra help could make that possible. That's where Portland Area Villages comes in. Read More
I have enjoyed all of Charlene D’Avanzo’s novels, set along the ocean and on a remote Maine island. But I have to say her novel Secrets Haunt The Lobsters’ Sea is now my favorite, and not just because there’s a quote from me at… Read More
I have enjoyed all of Charlene D’Avanzo’s novels, set along the ocean and on a remote Maine island. But I have to say her novel Secrets Haunt The Lobsters’ Sea is now my favorite, and not just because there’s a quote from me at… Read More
Books on the beach. Read More
You don't have to be a Patriots or Tom Brady fan to appreciate what is going on in Fort Foxborough. Read More
Instead of attracting more residents from diverse backgrounds, Maine turned inwards in the 20th century, seeing a continued decline in population growth and the flourishing of anti-immigrant movements. Read More
Today the temperature is supposed to reach almost 100 degrees. Great for those beach goers but not so much for us fishermen. When the days are really hot and the nights are really warm, the water temperatures starts to climb and when the water temperatures start getting closer… Read More
For the first time since 1911, the House should be enlarged to help preserve rule by "We, the People." Read More
I read this interesting story on line recently. A young Arctic fox has walked across the ice from Norway’s Svalbard islands to northern Canada in an epic journey, covering 3,506 km (2,176 miles) in 76 days. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]];… Read More
On the 50th anniversary of the moon landing we have a renewed interest in revisiting the moon and traveling to Mars. Read More
The journey to a healthy lifestyle is as much a mental game as it is a physical one. To change your body and health, you have to change your mindset. Matt told us about how his mentality has shifted and what he is still working to overcome. Read More
LEWISTON, Me– Maine’s French heritage, language and immigrant history was showcased on Thursday, July 18, when high school students from Haiti visited Lewiston, to learn about the city’s Franco-Americans. Sixteen high school students from Haiti and two advisers were guests at the Franco-American Collection (The Collection),… Read More
It's going to be wicked hot in Maine this weekend. In the 90s and high humidity could make it feel even hotter. Stay cool and take a minute to learn about heat-related illnesses, their symptoms and what to do if someone has any. (Pets, too.) Read More
It is easy to accept information that conforms to views you already hold, and easier still to discount that which challenges your perspective. Read More
