Security detail. Read More
I continued exploring recent releases from Georgia, Alexandra Savior and Wolf Parade on the show this week, while the retro alternative set ventured back to 1982 for a survey of some of the great records from that year, along with a few interesting obscurities. Read More
The Bangor bus hub and the need for a heating shelter. Read More
Sorry. He’s just not ready. Read More
I was surprised when retired Portland police officer Bruce Coffin wrote a very good first novel, because that is never easy. But I guess his work as a police detective and his four years of working counterterrorism for the FBI gave him lots of great ideas for his… Read More
It is the kickoff weekend for Speedweeks 2020 at Daytona International Speedway as International Motor Sports Association (IMSA) hosts Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona. Chili Bowl story also in this episode. Read More
What we eat and drink can have a huge impact on our health. If you're trying to improve your diet, these recipes may help get you on your way. Read More
Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Read More
I suppose if you can convince two pigs who live in and love Ohio to move to Maine you could convince anybody to do that. Martha Couture’s book Parker’s Cousins – Moving to Maine? – produced and designed by Maine Authors Publishing – is one that… Read More
Today in Maine’s Franco History is a look back at important dates in the history of Maine’s Franco-American communities. It will run throughout 2020, the bicentennial year of Maine’s statehood. Your suggestions for additional events, people, and institutions to celebrate are most welcome. January 18, 1955: Birth… Read More
Today in Maine’s Franco History is a look back at important dates in the history of Maine’s Franco-American communities. It will run throughout 2020, the bicentennial year of Maine’s statehood. Your suggestions for additional events, people, and institutions to celebrate are most welcome. January 17, 1828: The… Read More
Putin’s power grab. Read More
Without doubt, Soleimani was a murderous and dangerous enemy, but there was no clear or consistent reason given to Congress or the public that there was an imminent threat. Read More
Impartial justice. Read More
LEWISTON- “Oral histories are like human sponges,” said Molly Graham when she expertly led a workshop on Saturday, January 11, at the University of Southern Maine Lewiston Auburn College, sponsored by the Franco-American Collection. “Oral histories collect the sensory experiences about events that we cannot absorb in data… Read More
Podcasts have been around for several years but only most recently have I started listening to them. There has been a surge of them over the last few years and the fly fishing world has certainly capitalized on that. New podcasts have been popping up all over the… Read More
Maybe -- just maybe -- last week’s votes are the first steps toward Congress reasserting its rightful constitutional role. Read More
Here are the recommendations issued by the ATV Task Force. You can read the Task Force’s entire report here: https://www.maine.gov/ifw/docs/ATV-Task-Force-Report-2020-1-6%20FINAL.pdf googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes = []; var has_banner = false; for (var i = 0; i < slot_sizes.length;… Read More
Today in Maine’s Franco History is a look back at important dates in the history of Maine’s Franco-American communities. It will run throughout 2020, the bicentennial year of Maine’s statehood. Your suggestions for additional events, people, and institutions to celebrate are most welcome. January 16, 1925: First… Read More
Bipartisan funding solutions. Read More
