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May 30, 2024
Jacob Hammer and I first met while he was executive sous chef of JW Marriott’s Plant Riverside District. At the time, he and his team...
April 12, 2024
Chefs, bakers, and sommeliers share the one kitchen item they couldn’t imagine life without. Shop the tools, appliances, and cookware experts call “life changing,” with prices starting at just $9.
November 8, 2023
Executive chef Eric Fullem makes the move from Sea Island to JW Marriott Plant Riverside District
November 3, 2022
There are four performances of "Chicago: Tee Edition," scheduled at Janesville Craig High School, 401 S. Randall Ave. Shows are Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 3-5, at 7 p.m.; and
July 18, 2021
As mental health calls increase, Maine police seek and find backup ways to respond Share During his first six months as the Biddeford Police Departments community engagement specialist, Jacob Hammer has handled 314 referrals of people in crisis or struggling with their mental health. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer On June 16, one man called Biddeford police more than 15 times. Sometimes he told dispatchers he needed to talk about his mental health, other times his words didn’t make much sens...
July 7, 2021
Rower reflects on long paddle in Washington state Posted by Joe Viechnicki | Jul 6, 2021 Jens, left and Jacob Hammer (Photo courtesy of Team Time and Tide) A team of two brothers who grew up in Petersburg finished the first ever Washington 360 last month. It’s billed as 360 miles of engineless, unsupported boat racing circling Puget Sound. With the Race to Alaska canceled this year, some of the teams normally sailing and paddling north each summer instead opted for this challenge. The brother...
February 19, 2021
Oprah Magazine. Tin House books have made the New York Times’ and other national bestseller lists, won the Kingsley Tufts Poetry Award and National Book Critics Circle Award, been longlisted and among the finalists for the National Book Award, and more. Talty, 29, began teaching in the Native studies program at BMCC in 2018. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Native American studies from Dartmouth and a Master of Fine Arts from Stonecoast—University of Southern Maine. He also teaches creat...