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How to spend that extra hour of sunlight in southern Maine Now that we've got another hour of daylight, here are some fun ways to spend it, including Maine sunset spots, strolls and walks, and places for outdoor sustenance. By Staff report Share Bug Light Park in South Portland would be a nice place for an after-dinner stroll or to watch a sunset. Ben McCanna/Staff Photographer When we switch to daylight savings time in the spring, it always feels like a bonus. We get a whole extra hour of sunlight to play with each day, after a long dark winter.

In photos: Let there be light Daylight saving time started again on Sunday, leading to dreams of those long summer nights in Maine, when the sun doesn't set until after 8 p.m. There's a bipartisan bill in Congress now, called the Sunshine Protection Act of 2021, sponsored by politicians as different as U.S. Sens. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., and Ed Markey, D-Mass., that would make DST permanent. If it passes, we would not switch our clocks back in the fall. Meanwhile, Press Herald photographers took advantage of our lengthening days to look for beautiful light. Posted Photo by Shawn Patrick Ouellett...

Former Rush County resident Gregg Mauzy McManus recently authored his first published book.

Dolphin stranded in Southold creek euthanized Thursday Two dolphins were spotted in Jockey Creek in Southold Wednesday and an adult dolphin had to be euthanized Thursday after it became stranded. (Credit: Google Maps) An adult dolphin that became stranded on the shoreline off Jockey Creek in Southold was euthanized Thursday, according to Charles Bowman, the chair of the board of directors for the Riverhead-based New York Marine Rescue Center. A second sub-adult dolphin that had been seen with the adult Wednesday remains unaccounted for as of Friday, Mr. B...

Safe ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day, out and at home Virtual and socially distant options for marking the occasion in Maine include artist-made love notes, romantic music, goat hikes, rom-coms and upscale takeout. Photo courtesy of Pickwick Independent Press Finally, we get a holiday that’s perfect for the pandemic. Christmas and Thanksgiving are all about getting together with a huge group of family and friends, and Halloween is about parties and going to the homes of strangers. But Valentine’s Day – which is Sunday – is focused on snuggling up with the one person you spend mos...