Recently, Bill Woodward, a bass fisherman and retired fisheries biologist from the Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife (DIF&W), told me that central Maine produces the state’s best bass fishing. This man worked for DIF&W in Franklin County and Down East, too, the latter a bassing Mecca, before settling into Region B in central Maine.
August 2013
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CAREY KISH — HIKING: Scenic spot well worth the trek
The pink and purple hues of sunset over Whiting Bay have faded into the gray tones of evening, and the brownish-green rockweed beds clinging to the shoreline are now one shade darker than the sky, lit up here and there by dancing fireflies.
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In shipwreck simulation, Maine kids use math, science to ‘survive’
They don’t have to eat bugs or fend off predators, but they must use their smarts.
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Morning Sentinel area police log, Aug. 2, 2013
IN ANSON, Friday at 4:49 a.m., a report of domestic disturbance led to an arrest on Hilltop Road.
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STILL LIFE: Summer reading
Laurie Bushey soaks her feet in Messalonskee Lake in Oakland while reading a book on a warm Thursday.
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STILL LIFE: Acadia National Park
Tourists wait for the right wave to roll in to Thunder Hole at Acadia National Park on Mount Desert Island recently.
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SNAPSHOT: Poodle cut
Patrick Lomantini, a hair stylist from Witchita, Kansas, cuts Marguerite Stockford’s hair on Thursday at Capillo Institute in Augusta, on the first day of the third annual BarkAid 50 State Tour.
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SNAPSHOT: Capital Y Tri
Curtis Coleman rolls cones into position today as the crew from All Sports Events sets up the transition and finish area for the Capital Y Tri , between the Kennebec Valley YMCA and the State House in Augusta.
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Benton tween takes part in national magazine’s girls’ summit
Madison Morin, 11, of Benton, took part in the Discovery Girls Tween Summit, a gathering of children across the U.S. and Canada to engage in open, solution-oriented conversations about obstacles and pressures facing girls today.
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Maine wardens claim progress in search for missing hiker
The Maine Warden Service said it is making progress connecting with Appalachian Trail hikers who may have information about Geraldine Largay.