The horizons we can see... and those we can only imagine. Read More
The Carriage Roads of Acadia National Park are the best bike trail rides in Maine. At least that’s my opinion and a sentiment shared by many of my outdoor friends. Built by John D. Rockefeller, Jr. in the early part of the 20th century, the… Read More
This article by Amanda Bertana, SSN Maine Chapter post-doc, was originally published in the Bangor Daily News on October 23, 2018. New 2018 data indicates that the Gulf of Maine, one of the fastest warming bodies of water in the world, is in the… Read More
What was I thinking when I planted so much rainbow chard? I love the brilliance of the yellow, red, pink, orange stems that sport deep green leaves. Such generous plants, gorgeous to look at and sometimes a little overwhelming in quantity. Goodness knows the… Read More
A gray squirrel just sprinted by my office window with a huge red apple in its mouth. I can’t remember a time when we had this many gray squirrels in our yard. The other night as we pulled into our driveway, two racoons… Read More
A gray squirrel just sprinted by my office window with a huge red apple in its mouth. I can’t remember a time when we had this many gray squirrels in our yard. The other night as we pulled into our driveway, two racoons… Read More
Constituents are angry at their elected officials. Voters are angry at Trump administration officials. Trump is angry all the time. Interesting times we live in. Read More
We know that stigmatizing people who live with substance use disorder creates barriers to recovery. We know that it has a degrading and shaming impact not only people who are in active addiction, but upon their loved ones as well. What we seem to be missing is the… Read More
I continued to explore recent releases from Pale Waves, Low, Metric and Christine and the Queens on the show this week, while the retro alternative set ventured back to 1993 for a block of famous and not-so-famous songs that all made in onto Billboard's Modern Rock Tracks chart that year. Read More
Red Sox Insider, Pete Abraham of The Boston Globe joined the show on the eve of the World Series to give his predictions for the fall classic between the Red Sox and Dodgers. Read More
Most Mainers know something about seaweed, some of what they know might even be true. My mother sang the praises of dulse in her diet, though I recall that she rarely ate it. My father used what we called rockweed from the shores of Penobscot Bay to enrich… Read More
I am quite excited. I’m going to win 1.6 billion dollars Tuesday night! Well, really only about 1 billion dollars after taxes. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250],[300,600]]; var new_slot_sizes = []; var has_banner = false; for (var i = 0; i… Read More
Got carbon monoxide monitors in your house? Fresh batteries? Winter's on its way and that means the heat will be on. Make sure you're not putting yourself at risk of carbon monoxide poisoning. Read More
Subtitled Tales from Behind the Canvas, Side by Side by Kim Yesis is a thoughtful story about how she helped her husband Peter leave his job as an engineer and become an artist. This was not an easy transition and actually took years to accomplish. While… Read More
After a 23 year absence, snowmobile grass track drag racing returned to Ashland. Large crowd and close racing ensure its return in 2019. Read More
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President Trump and Saudi business connections. Read More
By: Steve Mckay I remember the exact moment I first spied the back of my noggin as it is presently constituted. Me ‘n the Mrs. were in one of the girly clothing stores at the Bangor Mall, and while my wife was trying-on some girly-type clothes,… Read More
Campaigns were once conducted on a “retail” face-to-face basis on issues that were matters of state or local concern. Read More
The Department of Inland Fisheries and wildlife stepped up big time to expand protection of our native brook trout and Arctic charr. Recently, they went public with their proposal and I want to share it with you today. This all began with a bill I submitted… Read More
