WELLS — Amy Madge described being her mother’s home caregiver as “the hardest job I ever loved.” “My mother was my best friend, my rock and my inspiration. I think of her every day,” said Madge. Madge took care of her mother, Lorraine, for about three years until she died at the age of 82 […]

Many families enjoy hosting overnight guests come the holiday season. Waking up to a full house and enjoying a leisurely breakfast with family and friends is a great way to begin a new day and such moments make for great opportunities to catch up with loved ones. The following recipe for “Gratin of Eggs, Leeks, […]

t’s going to be a very different Christmas in our home this year. First Born and The Groom will be spending their first Christmas as a married couple in their Philadelphia apartment. Second Born will be celebrating her Christmas and the end of her semester abroad in Rome with her best friend. Because Spouse is […]

They’re a funny thing, selfie sticks. With popularity growing at an exponential rate, there’s no stopping the evolution of the trendiest gadget in the snapshot market. It photographs the careful; it pokes and prods the not-so-careful. The selfie stick in action looks a little silly – even dangerous – from an onlooker’s perspective, but I’m […]

How does a tradition become tradition? Repetition seems the most obvious answer. Yet during this time of the year, when traditions can be as small as drinking a special kind of hot drink or as huge and ancient as a millennia old holiday, it does provoke thoughts of why some customs persist. Winter holidays have […]

WELLS — On Dec. 2, the Wells Ogunquit Community School District School Committee recognized several students and staff for achievement in sports and color guard. Recognized were three members of the Wells High School Color Guard Team, Adrienne Perron, Anna Libby, Mallory Cashman, and Coach Bailey Smith. The four traveled to New York City to […]