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FiddleheadFestComposite-052421 The fiddlehead (background image), namesake of Presque Isle’s first Fiddlehead Festival held on Saturday, May 22. Counterclockwise from top left: At the boat landing in Presque Isle, Ms. Elite Northern Maine Chantelle Deloge picks fiddleheads; Miss Northern Maine Kiana Gordon attends the Star City Syndicate concert at the end of the festival; artists Randy and Laura McPherson, Crafty Gram Studio, are happy to be out and about; and Star City Syndicate's' Doug Cronkhite interacts with the audience. (Photos: Kathleen Phalen Tomaselli | The Star-Herald) The fiddle...

Cotten's. Bono's. Woody's. Mojo. The Bearded Pig and more. Here's a look at some of the legendary and trending barbecue spots in Jacksonville.

Get to know Derek: Rivers spent four seasons with the New England Patriots (2017-2020) after being selected in the third round (83rd overall pick) of the 2017 NFL Draft. Last year, Rivers recorded 1.5 sacks, four quarterback hits and a tackle for loss in his 10 games with New England. He also played in five regular season games for the Rams and contributed a tackle for loss. Born in Augusta, Maine, Rivers' family moved to North Carolina at an early age. His father, John Rivers played football and basketball for Virginia Tech. His sister, Lydia was a star basketball player at Radford Universit...

There would be six one-bed flats and one two-bed house. Planning consultants AAIMS Consulting say the building has fallen into a state of disrepair and the site has become overgrown with vegetation. The development would be car-free due to it being so close to the town centre and in a high frequency bus route zone. However, the developer says it could provide one car parking space for the house if preferred but this would reduce the amount of outside space for tenants. The plans have been submitted after pre-application discussions with RBC’s planning team, with changes made to th...

Good fan fiction can be some of the most rewarding reading. Most people have read something that can be called fanfic, whether it’s Virgil’s “Aeneid,” based on Homer, or “Paradise Lost,” based on the Bible, or a more modern title, such as John Gardner’s “Grendel” or “Pride and Prejudice and Zombies” by Seth Grahame-Smith.  Since their books have been wildly popular and critically acclaimed for nearly 200 years, and since they left such a small body of work, the Brontës’ novels often inspire fan fiction, some of it great literature in its own right. Probably the best ...