Kristina Grabarz’s footwear stays on infants so they can explore the world without losing clothing.
September 2018
Posted inFood & Dining, Green plate special, Recipes, Source
Cabbage, in all its variety, brings new snap to summer
The long-storing vegetable isn’t just for winter anymore.
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Posted inMeet, Source
Meet: Outdoorsman and author Tim Caverly spreads word about value of wilderness
The former Allagash supervisor has given more than 200 presentations in Maine and beyond.
Posted inMaine Gardener, Source
Give your garden more pizazz with more late-bloomers
Sample these seven.
Posted inMaine Gardener, Source
Summer flowers have gone by, so what to grow now?
If you plan carefully, you can have blooms into October.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, Source
Maine’s small, midsized farms suffering from labor shortage
The ‘relentless challenge’ of finding workers is leaving crops rotting in the field.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Life & Culture
Maine’s own school of rock gets kids to perform the music they love
The Maine Academy of Modern Music has expanded to serve about 1,600 students statewide.
Posted inMaine, News, Politics
As Pingree seeks 6th term, challengers look for opening on the right and center
Independent Martin Grohman and Republican Mark Holbrook face an uphill battle against the incumbent Democrat but hope their appeals to centrist and conservative voters will pay off in an election to be decided by ranked-choice voting.
Posted inBill Nemitz, Opinion
Bill Nemitz: Green thumb meets field of dreams in Buxton
An 8-year-old boy gets an early start on his ambition to become a farmer by growing a bumper crop of hundreds of tomatoes. And then there’s the business of selling them.