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A 400-year-old Grade II listed manor less than an hour from London has been given a new lease of life as one of the UK's cosiest pubs with rooms, tastefully decorated in the English country style and with a spectacular restaurant serving local comfort fare

Hart Farm in Holden dates back to the mid-1800s, and thanks to the work of two Maine land trusts, it’s still operating today.

Hart Farm in Holden dates back to the mid-1800s, and thanks to the work of two Maine land trusts, it’s still operating today.

Pressing flowers and turning them into trinkets and keepsakes allows a former Eastern Cape mental health professional to unwind and feel closer to home. Having grown up in East London where she matriculated at Clarendon High School for Girls, Chantelle Kean, 31, now lives in Houston, Texas, where she works as a psychometrist at a private neuropsychology practice.

Now in her 6th year of tending to bees, Elizabeth has gone from one hive to nine and is a respected member, al-bee-it a young one, of Maine's Bee-keeping community.

News and events around the area

You have to do it. You don’t want to do it. But it’s time. We are now officially in Year 2023 and that Christmas tree has to come down. Instead of dragging it to the transfer station, here are a few places locally that take un-ornamented Christmas...

The University of Maine is conducting a study to examine how a new shallow water well design can benefit local Maine farmers in a changing climate.

New England’s droughts in 2016, 2020 and 2022 offer a preview of farming amid a changing climate. This has caused farmers who rely on rainfall to seek more reliable water sources. Rachel Schattman, assistant professor of sustainable agriculture at the University of Maine, is leading the study of a novel shallow well design that is […]

More than 160 children and their families, dressed in pajamas, visited Hart-to-Hart Farm & Education Center in Albion May 1 to welcome newborn farm