The head of a local land trust shares his favorite spots in town.
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A New Year’s Day climb up Granny Cap Mountain | Column
The 2,471-foot peak is one of five similar-sized mountains situated slightly east of Spencer Lake; all are devoid of trails and infrequently climbed.
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How to make your voice heard in the Legislature | Column
Any member of the public is invited and welcome to give testimony on a bill they care about at the time of a public hearing for a bill. Here’s how.
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Mark your calendars with these Midcoast chamber and other events | Column
Learn about the chamber’s Annual Meeting and The Theater Project’s ‘Winter Cabaret.’
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The bones of a jinxed ghost ship remain in Georgetown | Column
For 20 years, the Mary F. Barrett sailed to ports all along the Eastern Seaboard and landed at foreign ports before tragedy struck in Portland Harbor in 1921.
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Snowshoeing to the top of Rumford Whitecap Mountain | Column
Only about 1,600 feet of elevation gain on a well-designed trail brings hikers to the 2,214-foot open summit. The entire trek can be accomplished in about three and half hours hiking at a moderate pace.
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The free returns trap: What really happens to the stuff you send back | Column
Nearly 10 billion pounds of returned merchandise end up in landfills annually — even products in perfect condition.
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The federal government is lighting our Constitution on fire | Column
Whether you support strong immigration laws or not, what should concern all of us is how power is being exercised and whether the Constitution is still setting the rules.
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Under the winter water, kelp isn’t hindered by the cold | Column
Instead of struggling through the cold months, kelp soaks up nutrients all winter long.
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Valuing your neighbors and how I became a King | Column
We have immigrant neighbors in our communities who are scared — so what can we do to support them?