GOP policies got us into this hole, and neither party will dig us out. Will an adult please step forward.
2011
The Bottom Line: Picking up groceries
A super-efficient distribution system, a Maine identity and a focus on locally sourced products help the supermarket company compete.
Chief worked her way up
Beth Newlands Campbell has held a variety of management and other posts at the company.
Carey Kish: Tunk Mountain: Terrific now and getting better
The Donnell Pond Public Reserved Lands Unit encompasses 15,384 acres of Down East woods and mountains, lakes and ponds a few miles east of Ellsworth. Central to the preserve and popular with canoeists, boaters and campers is the namesake Donnell Pond. The pond is hemmed in by the walls of Schoodic and Black mountains, where […]
Deirdre Fleming: Sunday River’s mud run gets bigger and messier
It’s only year two, but the staff at Sunday River is ramped up to make its Tough Mountain Challenge muddier, uglier and more fun. Consider the names of some of the 16 obstacles: Trench of Terror, Black Hole, Slip, Slide and Die; and Burning Man, which really is a burning field. Last year, 200 people […]
Remembering Tomah Joseph
The Passamaquoddy chief, artist and friend of FDR will be the focus of festival celebration this summer.
Travel: Nepal a towering trip
The nation’s spirituality adds to the huge mountains in the north and wildlife in the south.
Mark Latti: Fourth of July hex hatch makes for exciting fishing
While the arrival of the Fourth of July may signify fireworks for many of us, for diehard fly anglers, the Fourth means another explosive event that occurs on Maine’s lakes and ponds: the hatch of the hexigenia limbata, one of Maine’s largest mayflies. Known to most anglers as the hex hatch, this flurry of insect […]
Canoeing: For paddling bliss, head north
July and August are great months for canoe adventures. If you want accessible remoteness, the region up around the headwaters of the Saint John River makes for a great escape. No matter what driving route you select, it is a seven-hour drive from the Portland area. This makes a four-day window the minimum time needed: […]
Allen Afield: Family bike trip leads to future fishing spot
Family time increases in July and August, and four favorite Maine pastimes for parents with children include swimming, hiking, bicycling and fishing together. These sports boom through the heart of summer. Of those activities, swimming has always drawn a following, and for the past two decades, hiking and biking have exploded in popularity, thanks to […]