The spacious farmhouse on 5.5 acres comes with the option of renting an upper story.
March 2018
Posted inFood & Dining, Recipes, Source
Recipe: Roasted (or grilled or broiled) oysters with maple syrup and chipotle butter
The recipe uses 24 roasted oysters.
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Posted inMaine Gardener, Source
Older adults will want to plant gardens that will last for generations
Those who will tend to your plants years down the road will thank you for growing beautiful, low-maintenance gardens.
Posted inSea Change, Source
Mount Desert Island – a small place with some big environmental goals
The Climate to Thrive group, formed in part to make the island energy-independent by 2030, is thriving.
Posted inSource
Notes from the field: Farm-to-table and sustainability news
The use of sprouted wheat flour in bread is a growing trend among bakers.
Posted inMeet, Source
Emily Sharood planned on doing graphic design, but organic mushroom farming drew her in
The seed was first planted when she began a permaculture project with her brother; today, Sharood and her family move 3,000 pounds of mushrooms a week.
Posted inHomegrown, Source
Homegrown: For the person who has everything – pillows shaped like a chicken
Casey Everett’s organic cotton creations are a favorite among backyard chicken farmers.
Posted inGreen plate special, Source
With oysters, beauty is in the mmm of the beholder
A wonky, uninviting exterior has nothing to do with the delicious prize concealed inside.
Posted inSource
Climate policy expert and Maine native prefers quiet of woods, but now makes plenty of noise
Former Interior Department worker Joel Clement filed a whistleblower complaint and brought his story to the public – that he was reassigned to the agency’s accounting office as retaliation for climate change advocacy.
Posted inLocal & State
Document: Maine agency botched unemployment system rollout, destroyed records
An internal state memo and two former employees say high-ranking officials rushed the system out, then ordered records of system failures destroyed, leaving an untold number of Mainers without benefits.