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On Sunday, Oct. 16, from 3 to 5 p.m., there will be a Rally for Senate District 13 candidate Cameron Reny, and House District 48 Representative Holly Stover at Glidden Point Oyster Farm in Edgecomb. There will be live music provided by Mark Stover...

I just entered to win a gift card during Charlotte Restaurant Week to some of the best restaurants in Charlotte!

This will be the last of my Windjammer Days columns for this year. But, I figured since I shared an aerial from the early ’80s, then a photo from 2017, it might be nice to finish up with a view from this year’s event. Angelique is...

There is an old saying, “A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.” It seems that is a statement I may have heard from my grandmother of Irish ancestors when referring to the “Lightning Glider” sled I had versus the “Lightning Glider” sled I...

Lonny Sisson (may he rest in peace but not far from croquet and golf) landed in Maine early in life. When he started a family, producing income became a paramount concern. He was a likable chap and managed to find jobs in a variety of settings,...

By Mark McDermott For those who are most at home in the ocean, other differences disappear. Tyler Wilde has known this most of his life, from the time he was a…

Whenever you see a Boothbay town crew pickup with plow attached, heading around Ocean Point in April, when it is 50F and sunny, you can be pretty certain that it’s not for accumulating snow. However, it is entirely probable that there has been a...

Tesfa Wondemagegnehu takes 60-day, 7,000-mile journey to gather Black stories Music teacher takes 60-day, 7,000-mile journey to gather Black stories.  By Jane Turpin Moore, Special to the Star Tribune July 2, 2021 — 4:50pm Text size Copy shortlink: Driving his white Toyota Prius down hot U.S. highways, Tesfa Wondemagegnehu is, in fact, driven. In the midst of a 60-day solo journey to over 40 cities, his ultimate aim is to listen an...

When I sat down with Parisian filmmaker Christophe Herreros in Southport last week, he was concerned about the absence of fog since his arrival from Paris May 12. The absence of fog is usually not a big deal for visitors to the coast of Maine. But...

Robert Mitchell photo First off, let me say that Kevin Burnhams photograph of the Maine State Ferry launch at Washburn & Doughtys shipyard is better than mine. But we were in attendance for different reasons. Kevin had a job to do, and he was on the better side of things than I. As you can see, Kevins photo was just right for good lighting on the boat. I was across the cove at Ocean Point Marina. From our angle the boat was back lit with an overcast sky – not a good combination unless you are...