Maine is unique in many ways, and its quirkiness is often what makes it such a wonderful state to live in. However, Maine stands out for one reason that we should not be proud of: Unlike other states, Maine does not fully recognize tribal sovereignty. This year, the Maine Legislature has an important opportunity to […]
2021
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At the Farnsworth, Robert Indiana and the Wyeths share the spotlight this summer
The Rockland museum displays its gift from Betsy Wyeth and work that Indiana made in tribute to Marsden Hartley.
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The mothers of the baking world, sourdough starters worth celebrating too
Meet the cultures, also known as ‘mothers,’ that are behind the local breads you love.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Books, Review
In ‘Margreete’s Harbor,’ midcentury America’s social upheavals reach coastal Maine
Major social and political movements of the 1950s and ’60s steer Eleanor Morse’s minutely observed multigenerational family saga.
Posted inCookbook Reviews, Recipes
Spicy pork and soba noodles deliver sweet, salty and crunchy in one filling dish
Time is a precious commodity, so if someone offers me a shortcut, I’m all ears. That’s one reason I dove into “The Shortcut Cook” by Rosie Reynolds (Hardie Grant, 2021). The other was that I loved “The Kitchen Shelf,” a cookbook she wrote in 2016 with Eve O’Sullivan, which is all about building meals around […]
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Birding: Maine Breeding Bird Atlas is hoping you can contribute
The Maine Breeding Bird Atlas, in the fourth year of a five-year mapping project, needs more volunteers to help in every corner of the state.
Posted inLetters
Letter to the editor: Repeating Northrup’s groundless claims is irresponsible
I was appalled when I read the article about Dr. Christiane Northrup in the Saturday Press Herald (“Instagram blocks Maine doctor’s account for false claims,” May 1, Page B1). You not only pointed out that she was barred from Instagram, but also quoted her disinformation, thus spreading it to others who have not yet heard […]
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Mary Lincoln wasn’t ‘crazy.’ She was a bereaved mother, new exhibit says.
WASHINGTON — Callie Hawkins had been working at President Lincoln’s Cottage museum for 10 years when she became pregnant. She and her husband were thrilled, and she joked with her co-workers about the baby’s “perfect” due date – Feb. 12 – Abraham Lincoln’s birthday. When the day arrived, Hawkins went into labor right on schedule. […]
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These moms pass on their passion for fishing to their children
They say it affords life lessons, healthy habits, and meaningful time with their kids.
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Flipping the script on ‘fat’ in comedy
The third and final season of ‘Shrill,’ starring Aidy Bryant, was released on Hulu on Friday.