Many good gardeners say they can’t grow houseplants. They should start with easy ones.
October 2018
Posted inSea Change, Source
As price of climate change climbs, consider how much we could save
Costs in dollars, to the environment and to living things could fall if we reduce emissions and adapt quicker.
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Posted inMeet, Source
To document climate change, Kate Olson went to Maine’s expert witnesses
She interviewed fishermen, farmers and foresters about how they are affected.
Posted inFood, Source
Get busy talking business succession at USM
Learn how Maine’s food-based businesses can be sold to employees, family or other buyers.
Posted inHomegrown, Source
Homegrown: Ever wonder what Mermaid Kisses would be like?
Erica Currie, owner of The Primitive Keeper, thinks she knows, and has transformed them into soaps, candles and other handmade products.
Posted inMaine Gardener, Source
Quality tools, well cared for, let you rest easy in winter
Clean, sharpen, oil and store. Then go skiing or head south.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Life & Culture
Society Notebook: Marking 40 years of lobbying for Maine women’s rights
The celebration honors activists, lobbyists and the founders of the Maine Women’s Lobby.
Posted inJournal Tribune
Valerie Egar: Too Many Rocks!
When Lily Amelia Merriweather grew tired of her glamorous life in the city, she packed her evening gowns and high heels, the pictures from her world travels and her little dog, Noodle. She drove to the country and bought a farm. A very rocky farm. Everywhere she looked, she saw rocks. Grey rocks flecked with […]
Posted inJournal Tribune
Pro-offshore oil group chaired by LePage is run by energy lobbyists
A coalition of governors headed by Gov. Paul LePage that seeks to open most federal waters to oil and gas exploration is staffed by employees of an oil industry lobbying firm, according to records obtained by the Maine Sunday Telegram. The Outer Continental Shelf Governors Coalition, which LePage joined in 2015 and has chaired for the past […]
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Mike Johnson: Funerals do it every time
Funerals do it every time. There’s nothing like a death to reveal the intricate web of personal connections we’re all a part of. Several months ago, I attended the funeral of an acquaintance. The 36-year-old mother was the victim of cancer. Because of her youth, her young family and her courageous fight to the end, […]
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