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Maine may not be known for it's production of wine but that doesn't mean we don't put out incredible and local wines! Here's a list of my favorites!

Awarding Black African writers the Nobel Prize en masse, if not sequentially, is the least that Stockholm can do.

A SERIES of painting demonstrations were held to celebrate National Tree Week in Ryedale.

From miles of pristine natural beauty to an all-encompassing sense of serenity, these Georgia islands offer an unparalleled pause from daily life

The head of Thinking Tree Spirits and others are "really excited … that people from all over the globe are coming here" and want to showcase the city.

Tapped trees await the right weather for producing maple sap to be turned into sweet syrup and treats.

With everyone trying to make up for lost time in the pandemic, plus concerns about supply chain shortages, sharing experiences with loved ones instead of gifts have grown in popularity this holiday season. If you want a fun (and COVID-19 safe) way to explore Portland’s alcohol scene and support local businesses, here’s your guide to the wide range of events and tastings being held throughout the month of December. Spirit Tasting at the Lloyd Center...

How will your kids compete with AI in future? Tree Spirits picture book by tech exec Louise Wannier teaches kids the human superpowers of creative visualization, empathy. Share Article Techology executive Louise Wannier invented early PC software. Now shes teaching young children how to be "smarter" and more creative than Artificial Intelligence. Her new interactive childrens picture book, "Tree Spirits," encourages innately human skills, to make children (4-8) more creative, imaginative, mindf...

Amanda and Ryan Hill own a wrap shop near the Memorial Circle rotary in Augusta, but theyd always had their eye on downtown. That dream was about to come true a year ago when a closing on Water Street space was canceled as the pandemic hit. Timing is never good — the young couple have two toddlers and have worked hard to keep the sandwich shop open the past year — but when the Hills had another chance this spring on a downtown space this spring, they didnt hesitate. "Ive been wanting to ...

Matts Picks for a strange holiday season It’s that time, even if it is a weird year. CAFE 541’s got COVID-safe plans to observe the holiday and make use of those funky holiday sweaters. After putting up Christmas trees, setting out Yule altars, firing up Kwanzaa candles and lighting Menorahs, take some time to join the rest of the community to spread and receive some holiday joy, either in person or online. For a full list of events, check out registerguard.com/calendar. “Selfies with S...