A swath of protected midcoast woodland is rare for its size and natural features.
2014
Posted inMaine, News, Religion and Values
Celtic service fills need, pews at Cape Elizabeth church
‘I think we’re on to something,’ says the Rev. Tim Boggs of a welcoming, nondenominational Celtic Eventide service at St. Alban’s Episcopal Church.
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Posted inNation & World
Snow and ice slam Europe
The winter weather strands drivers overnight and leaves thousands of homes in Britain without power.
Posted inNation & World
It’s a Christmas mystery: Who hangs the wreath at Case Mountain falls?
The Connecticut bridge is decorated every year, but nobody knows who is responsible.
Posted inNation & World
John Paul II’s attacker lays flowers on tomb
Mehmet Ali Agca’s visit is believed to be his first since his assassination attempt on the pontiff.
Posted inMaine, News
Jamaican music pioneer sees Maine as ‘platform’ for next phase of his life and career
Glen DaCosta carries an infectious optimism that his music and his new friends will help him find his way, prompting many who meet him to ask, ‘What is a guy like this doing here?’
Posted inNation & World
Coyote foes, conservationists doggedly debate animal control
Some seek to cut coyote numbers, while others say killing them is inhumane and try for co-existence.
Posted inNation & World
Gunmen in Egypt shoot, kill policeman in busy district of Cairo
No person or group has claimed responsibility for the shooting.
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‘Bike kitchen’ serves up more than wheels
A nonprofit that fixes and sells used bikes is teaching young people how to get out, about and healthy in Lawrence, Massachusetts.
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Connecticut town’s unlit Christmas dims spirits
People in Greenwich miss – and rethink how to fund – the tradition of lighting the trees.