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Kate Flora: From time to time, a casual conversation with friends will remind me how different it is to have grown up on a Maine farm, actively tied to the seasons and the production of food. Yes, we got some of our food from grocery stores, but what we could raise ourselves, we did. In…
Kate Flora: Yesterday would have been my mom's birthday. She's been gone for years but I still miss her every day. She was a writer--and my inspiration--and also a gardener, a baker, and a keen observer of the world around her. (She has kindly lent her observation skills to Joe Burgess.) Since I am thinking of…
Each fall Knox-Lincoln Soil & Water Conservation District holds an election for one three-year position on the five-member Board of Supervisors. This year’s candidate for the open position of supervisor is Karin Rector of Camden. Karin Rector,...
Each fall Knox-Lincoln Soil & Water Conservation District holds an election for one three-year position on the five-member Board of Supervisors. This year’s candidate for the open position of supervisor is Karin Rector of Camden. Karin Rector,...
First prize winner: Vicki Berger Erwin for this, which she describes thusly: John was truly sorry he had let his anger grow out of control. He’d never meant to kill her. He wanted a special place to lay her to rest as well as a place she’d not be found. He wasn’t sorry enough to want to be caught. She’d enjoyed Evergreen Cemetery, the history, the scenery, and especially the three ponds at the rear. That was the place. He slung the dead weight of her over his shoulder and waded into the water, headed for the island. The foliage would provide perfect cover. He was halfway across before...