“Dirty Jobs” host Mike Rowe spent some time making blueberry pies with “The Pie Moms” at The Berry Manor Inn in Rockland.
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Pie making a ‘Dirty Job’ in Rockland
“Dirty Jobs” host Mike Rowe spent some time making blueberry pies with “The Pie Moms” at The Berry Manor Inn in Rockland.
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On Baseball: Portland Sea Dogs enter homestretch
MANCHESTER, N.H. – Shortstop Jose Iglesias floated over toward second base, scooped up the ground ball and did his trademark hurry throw to first, on target. Poetry in the field. Iglesias had a forgettable day at the plate Sunday (0 for 4, three strikeouts), but he remains a joy to watch and a sure prospect […]
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Champions of chili: Granddad’s recipe a hot find for local cook
Sunday’s sanctioned chili cook-off shows what love, family and the right chili powders can do.
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Collins: Woman in the middle
Maine’s junior senator plays a pivotal role ‘on every single major issue, on every single vote’
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More letters to the editor:Candidates for governor get bouquets and brickbats
In an Aug. 13 Maine Voices column, former Maine GOP vice chairman Scott Kauffman states, “What Maine needs is a strong economy.” He goes on to write, “As Senate president, Libby (Mitchell) got things done that helped create jobs.” Since no examples of her success were provided, and since success is relative, let’s compare Maine […]
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Clutter hides body of Las Vegas hoarder
A woman missing for four months was found at her home, under a ceiling-to-floor pile of objects.
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Getting closer closer
Jon Lester pitches a gem as the Red Sox move as close to the top as they have been since July 7.
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Feature Obituaries: John Dexter, 94, Cape Elizabeth community leader, shared love of sailing
CAPE ELIZABETH – It was a deal John Dexter made with his sons to ease their anxiety when he moved the family to Maine from Connecticut in 1955. “I was 11 and my brother was 7,” recalled his son, John Dexter Jr. “We were kind of devastated. His way of making it OK was to […]
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Our View:Houses no longer the best investments
The loss of value in our homes means that many lifestyle choices will be foreclosed, too.