Seniors Not Acting Their Age Situated in remote southeastern Quebec, Gaspe Peninsula is perhaps the most unique winter friendly region in eastern North America. Almost surrounded by the outer St. Lawrence River and Gulf of St. Lawrence, it is the recipient of enormous amounts of snow… Read More
In recent years, I’ve given slideshow presentations and talks throughout Maine about my outdoor adventures, and more specifically, the many hikes I’ve been on for this blog. I usually end these talks by opening it up for the audience to ask me questions, and as one might expect,… Read More
How did vaccines, a highly effective medical tool, become controversial? Read More
The legislature’s Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Committee always has a bunch of interesting bills and issues to debate. Yesterday was typical, with issues ranging from ATVs to handguns to deer and turkey hunts. Here’s what happened. Two bills that would… Read More
Pothole GPS. Read More
The feeling of pure joy as you crown your national champion and pick crazy upsets along the way. Here are five unexpected teams that I think will make it to the Sweet 16. Read More
The music release schedule really kicked into gear over the last week, as I debuted new tracks from Shura, Holly Herndon, M83 and The Chemical Brothers on the show, while the retro alternative set focused on classic tracks from the year 1986. Read More
1. I’m fine (or rather, F.I.N.E.) Fucked up, Insecure, Neurotic & Evasive. Our ability to think our way out of feelings is our downfall and we treat denial as though it is an art form to be perfected. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var… Read More
UMaine survived two poor shooting nights from the floor in the America East Tourney by impressive performances from the foul line. Read More
Garlits interview Part 2, snowmobile displays and racing information, Austin Theriault back in action and NMKA kart display...phew!!! 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
A turkey bill that I collaborated with the sponsor on is scheduled for a public hearing on Monday, March 25. The bill is sponsored by Senator Shenna Bellows and I’m very grateful to her for doing that. I’m hoping some of you will be there… Read More
The University of Maine is charged with running an unacceptably mediocre men’s hockey program. I argue that they are guilty and justice must be served. Read More
Maine seasons. Read More
Many voters consider themselves to be political moderates, not partisans on the right or left. To appeal for their votes, candidates claim they can “work across the aisle.” But do voters really favor political leaders who will sometimes vote in line with their wishes and sometimes… Read More
The Wickies is wicked good. Author Frank Anthony’s novel is a compelling read, with lots of good and bad, laughter and tragedy, murder and mayhem. Every time I figured everything was going to turn out well, another tragedy struck. Yes,… Read More
Terrorist attack. Read More
Spring's not far away, I promise! But right now, there's dirty snow, patches of ice and mud, mud, mud on those warmer days that make us happy. Don't let all that keep you from getting out. Here's some inspiration. Read More
In this edition: 1) Sign the kids up for a downhill ski race in Mars Hill. 2) Celebrate St. Paddy’s Day with a 4k run/walk in Presque Isle. 3) Discover new sports and new trails in Patten. Plus lots more! googletag.cmd.push(function () { //… Read More
LEWISTON- Près de chez nous ou loin? “Everyone of us in Lewiston should be able to say….I am local….I am home,” said Katie Theriault. Among the guests at the Franco-American Collection program to tribute International Women’s Day in Lewiston, were Denis Ledoux and the Honorable… Read More
