He’s the executive director of the Royal River Conservation Trust.
2018
Posted inHomegrown, Source
Is it a wooden vase, or a woven basket?
Jack Lilley’s basket illusion vases are works of art.
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Posted inGreen plate special, Source
Let us count the reasons to eat bitter greens
Spring produce is around the corner, but until it gets here, stick with the kale and friends.
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After losing ground for decades, Camp Ellis feeling helpless
As the latest wave of erosion gobbles up more of their shoreline, Saco residents await a new report by the Army Corps of Engineers on how it plans to mitigate ‘a ticking time bomb.’
Posted inMaine, News
For shelter dogs from away, door’s wide open in Maine
Caravans of canine-laden vehicles make their way north each month where demand is high for dogs and local supply is low.
Posted inLife & Culture, Maine, News
Portland’s new municipal organist wants to restore the bond between instrument and listener
James Kennerley sees himself as a civil servant, and he begins his duties Wednesday night.
Posted inMaine, News, Politics
Maine Superior Court justice, Trump’s pick for federal bench, might not toe the party line
In at least two cases, decisions by Lance Walker likely displeased the president and Gov. LePage.
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Sea Dogs have provided plenty of memories for quarter-century
Take a look back at significant highlights as Portland’s pro baseball team enters its 25th season.
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25 Sea Dogs who made their mark in the major leagues
The Marlins and Red Sox both sent plenty of prospects to Portland and many made an impact in the bigs.
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Sea Dogs’ Trey Ball well served by move to bullpen
Boston’s 2013 first-round draft pick has been converted from starter to reliever.