A grandmother in 1930s South Portland shoos a moose from her yard, to the amazement of Ferry Village kids and neighbors.
2016
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Our View: Sex trafficking worst-case result of flawed system
A lot of things must go wrong before someone is vulnerable to this crime, so there is no easy fix.
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Posted inOutdoors
Outdoor Calendar
MONDAY How Animals Survive, 10 a.m. in Damariscotta Homeschooled children age 5 and older can learn how animals survive winter. Classes are held at the Damariscotta River Association the second Monday of each month, and include hiking and journaling. The cost is $5 per class. To register, go to www.damariscottariver.org or call 563-1393. WEDNESDAY Women […]
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Skiing: A visit to Tahoe
California has taller peaks and larger villages, but the skiing is no more challenging than in Maine.
Posted inOutdoors
Birding: Christmas Bird Counts reveal few lingerers despite mild weather
One big highlight was the first confirmed Maine sighting of a black-throated sparrow.
Posted inOutdoors, Sports
Blazing a popular ski trail near Waterville
Designed by two-time Olympian John Morton, the Quarry Road Trails provide six miles of challenging cross-country terrain just minutes from Waterville.
Posted inOutdoors
Hunting: Sometimes there ought not to be certain laws when it comes to hunting
Laws often vary state to state, and not always for logical reasons.
Posted inBusiness
Week in review: Biomass plants closing and yacht makers merging
Top stories from Jan. 3-9.
Posted inBusiness
Michelle Singletary: Change your life with a financial fast
Most Americans don’t have a rainy-day fund to cover emergencies.
Posted inOp-eds, Opinion
Commentary: Portland’s challenge: Growing a vibrant city
To keep up with population changes, Maine’s largest municipality must add housing stock and invest in transportation.