family

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  September 10, 2017

  Maine Observer: Mom’s license plate stays in the family

  Nostalgia has its price and comes in different forms, up to and including maintaining a car registration from the 1930s.

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  August 20, 2017

  Maine Observer: Memories of a darned good yesterday

  There was nothing more noteworthy than chitchatting with family, but it was all well worth remembering.

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  August 19, 2017

  Gina Barreca: Let’s cross the ancestral DNA divide to celebrate the world as a family tree

  Testing to see if we're 38 percent Irish can be fun, but a strong, united future isn't about our past.

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  July 30, 2017

  Maine Observer: Haven doesn’t have to imagine a place where it’s always safe and warm

  The gift of new sight through 8-year-old eyes is enough to turn a heart-shaped rock into a completely full heart.

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  July 17, 2017
  

  Our View: Victims of domestic abuse can get help in Maine

  The state’s toll-free hotline has counselors to point them toward the right resources.

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  July 16, 2017
  

  Maine Voices: When an abuser kills, don’t seek ‘trigger’

  To understand domestic violence homicides, look at a killer's patterns of behavior and beliefs of entitlement.

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  July 9, 2017

  Maine Observer: Lack of cellphone coverage a blessing

  When forced to be present in our daily lives, a summer evening Down East can become a truly wonderful experience.

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  June 18, 2017

  Maine Observer: A family finds joy on a Maine shoreline

  At first not sure if there even was a lake back there, one family ended up buying up land on the edge of Balch Pond.

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  June 11, 2017

  Maine Observer: Memories of Grammy and Shirley Mills

  I'm told Grammy's old house, which used to have a 'two-holer' and hand pump for water, is fixed up with bathrooms now.

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  June 7, 2017
  

  Leonard Pitts: After last of a dozen aunts and uncles dies, a nephew reflects on his roots

  Their superstitions, sayings and wisdom aren't totally gone, because they reside within the next generation.

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