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The tree I snagged from Don French last weekend is up, visible from the road through the window of what once was the barn loft. St. Nicholas Day has passed — chocolate in the shoes, not one child stolen away by Krampus, the monster who accompanies...

I really like Thanksgiving. This holiday gets a bad rap among some, which I definitely get. The story of Thanksgiving we learned as children, about the pious, righteous, hearty Pilgrims, and how the welcoming Native Peoples taught them to farm and...

Dennis' Corporation Beach draws windsurfers, kitesurfers and onlookers to see Hurricane Lee's impact

Dennis' Corporation Beach draws windsurfers, kitesurfers and onlookers to see Hurricane Lee's impact

You can see it in the way the leaves just droop a bit, with splashes of color popping up amongst the green. Feel it in the cooler evenings and mornings. Hear it in the moans of the children in your life as they realize that they will be returning to...

“This town was built on stone, wood, and water.” So spoke the president of the Lincolnville Historical Society in a recent conversation I had with her. It has been around 253 years since Lucinda and Nathan Knight built their cabin just up from what...

Earlier this year Red Cottage Montessori announced they would be closing their doors this year.

I was well along in my adult life, and thought I knew everything I needed to know, when Tom Flagg introduced me to the bent nail can. “You’re not throwing those out?” he exclaimed one day as I was doing exactly that – throwing away a handful of bent...

This long-abandoned, 950-square-foot home became a family's beloved camp.

A mother has been left ‘devastated’ after her husky went missing during a fire which spread through nine homes in Calcot.