BLUE HILL – Tony C. McKim, president and CEO of First National Bank and its parent company, The First Bancorp, has announced the appointment of Candace Gray as branch manager based in Blue Hill. Gray joins First National Bank with 18 years of banking experience with… Read More
SCARBOROUGH –Town & Country Federal Credit Union is pleased to welcome auto industry financing veteran, Wayne Hill, as its new indirect lending manager. Hill brings nearly 25 years of management experience to his position, including eight years of experience in the auto industry. Most recently, Wayne… Read More
GRAND LAKE STREAM — Downeast Lakes Land Trust will hold a field trip to Eastport 8 a.m.-7 p.m. Friday, Aug. 23. The bus will depart from Grand Lake Stream School, 15 Water St. In the morning, participants will meet with Maine Coast Heritage… Read More
BLUE HILL — Kneisel Hall will hold an open rehearsal at 9 a.m. Friday, Aug. 23, at 137 Pleasant Street. General admission is $20 and students and faculty are admitted free. For more information, visit www.kneisel.org. Read More
Do your shoulders ache sometimes? Maybe while you're on the computer or texting someone on your phone? Watch our short video demo of some shoulder soothing exercises. Read More
Do your shoulders ache sometimes? Maybe while you're on the computer or texting someone on your phone? Watch our short video demo of some shoulder soothing exercises. Read More
SACO – When Ken Janson came to me and told me he had written a draft of a memoir that he hoped to publish about his experiences as a cancer fundraiser for 20 years and then as a cancer patient, I was especially intrigued about the… Read More
At the Wellness Connection of Maine, it’s only natural for us to give back and get involved. We do this every day through the four attributes that define our company: reliability of product, being … Read More
Cannabis is quickly becoming known for its natural health benefits amongst senior citizens. A study conducted by the National Survey on Drug Use and Health revealed that an increasing number of older Americans are using cannabis for a variety of health benefits. About nine percent… Read More
I get really annoyed when I buy beef and cook it perfectly and it has no flavor. That's why we buy almost all our meat products at Wiggins Meat Market in Rockland. Angus! All steer beef! But there's a hitch: Rte 73 roadwork is discouraging people from buying there... Read More
This is a repost, but I couldn’t resist. I saw the photo again and my stomach started yipping like a New Mexico coyote… Weird, mouth-watering New Mexico Back to New Mexico again, the unrivaled epicenter of wackiness in the U.S if not the entire planet, Ground… Read More
This post comes later than usual because I was lolloped by the flu last week, sacked out at Pen Bay. Skip over the flu part and dive into one of my favorite truck stop meals - Chicken Fried Steak. Read More
PORTLAND – Ken Janson, the president of Nimlok Maine, and a fundraising volunteer for Mary’s Walk and the Maine Cancer Foundation for nearly two decades never envisioned himself as an author, but after battling cancer for more than two years, he… Read More
A brief sojourn to a town far, far away to the north - as far as you can go without a passport - to watch sled dogs race and marvel at 200 inches of snowfall. Read More
A personal essay on the challenge of starting another novel project, and what may be needed to drive the creation of any large writing project. Read More
Harissa is a staple in our fridge - a terrific, not-too-hot addition to winter menus. Easy to make, no canning, and it keeps for 6 months or more. Read More
Quantum physics pays a visit to the ski slopes of northern New Mexico, and a fine recipe for genuine New Mexican green chile stew. (Note that it's chile, not chili.) Read More
SACO – Winter is finally settling in throughout the state and as runners and walkers contemplate when the roads and trails will once again be ice and snow free, the organizers of Mary’s Walk and The Kerrymen 5K have sent out a… Read More
