On Thanksgiving, John Perry of South Portland was in Bangor visiting his parents when his 6-year-old Great Pyrenees, Rose, ran away while on a walk. Ten days later, the missing dog was spotted in Brewer and rescued. Read More
With so many snowshoe designs out there, selecting a pair to purchase for yourself or as a gift for someone can seem like a daunting task. To help, we reached out to experts at local outfitters for some tips. Read More
If you’re still out there, Jenny Brown, someone beachcombing at the tip of Cape Cod has found the message that you placed in a bottle more than 36 years ago. Read More
Richard Shaw met Caroll Spinney after a Portland concert in 1980, and the two hit it off, especially when Shaw learned of Spinney’s deep connection to Maine. Read More
For a 48-year-old lobsterman, Jeremy Tyler considers himself lucky. But given that the lobster industry appears headed for decline, and concerns about proposed regulations to protect right whales, Tyler wonders whether lobstering is a healthy business to remain in. Read More
2019 brought a change to my fly gear lineup. I was asked to become a Galvan Reel pro staffer and decided to make the switch. I spent the year fishing the new reels and have to say, I was impressed. I can truly say I enjoyed working… Read More
Cutting your own Christmas tree sounds very bucolic in a warm and fuzzy Norman Rockwell way. But, then, you've never been to Rusty Metal Farm. Read More
Trump has seemingly been abusing power since he took office, but his threatened impeachment seems more a political means to an end than a rally to the Constitution's defense. Read More
“This decision was made due to unprofessional conduct inconsistent with the core values and beliefs of the Dallas Stars and the National Hockey League,” Stars GM Jim Nill said in a statement. Read More
A pleasure drive through the St. John Valley should not be a rush job. You want to take time to soak up all the history, culture, cuisine, scenery and recreation the region has to offer. Read More