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Remembering common values and goals can help resolve disputes, from rug purchases to politics. -
But how is he growing them in Sweden, Maine? -
They're made with remnant dock line tied into a knot and scrap leather. -
And do not forget your empty stomach. -
Clusters make for particularly striking displays. -
Almost anything in your fridge can work as a filling for these baked potatoes. -
Susan Thornton, who resigned as the top U.S. diplomat in East Asia after Secretary of State Rex Tillerson got fired, has purchased the Packard-Littlefield farm. -
If you stick with a plain cream cheese frosting, you’ll taste the stout better. -
At Moderation Brewing in Brunswick, nothing goes to waste. -
He painted a coastal setting just for Maine Coast Heritage Trust. -
Melanie Enman's artwork uses pebbles, shells, driftwood, sea glass and other gifts from Mother Nature. -
They're low-maintenance and so striking. -
And no method is labor-free. -
At the Saturday farmers market in Brunswick, a dog ban starts Oct. 6; a flurry of reactions from patrons and pet lovers is expected. -
A tour on Saturday takes in gardens and breaks for barbecue. -
If you plan carefully, you can have blooms into October. -
Sample these seven. -
The former Allagash supervisor has given more than 200 presentations in Maine and beyond. -
The long-storing vegetable isn't just for winter anymore. -
Kristina Grabarz's footwear stays on infants so they can explore the world without losing clothing. -
Buying an electric vehicle is easier – and more affordable – than you might think. -
The 'relentless challenge' of finding workers is leaving crops rotting in the field. -
Step One - avoid soggy bread. -
Maine Farmland Trust's open house is Sunday in Jefferson. -
Melissa Evans makes vegan-friendly bracelets using cork harvested from Portuguese cork oak trees.
