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Tabloid journalist Charlotte Collins (Brooke D’Orsay) gets the scoop of a lifetime when she scores an interview with the reclusive Count of Sorhagen, Nordin. Little does she know that an even bigger story is at her fingertips, as Sorhagen groundskeeper Adam Pederson (Will Kemp) fills in for the missing real Count.

Our Camera Club members have been working hard to show off what they are thankful for

In Episode 2 of “Fellow Travelers,” the devastating ramifications of the Lavender Scare come to surface, while the (now buzzy) hot sex takes a back seat.

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A compilation of upcoming events in and around Waldo County.

On Saturday, July 22, Belfast Garden Club will showcase the eco-friendly garden family physician and epidemiologist Peter Millard and his wife, nurse Emily Wesson, created out of terrain mixed with

Soaring cocoa prices and continuing elevated sugar costs may soon result in higher prices for chocoholics.

The market for biochar remains small for now, thought it seems poised to soar as more farmers use it as a soil additive and firms seek new ways to meet net-zero targets

"COVID has now become an endemic disease, which means that it will continue to haunt us, especially in the winter months."