And more farmers are getting in on the action, offering their own seedling sales. But take care you don’t transfer any pests — plant or insect — with your new plants.
2021
Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion
Insight: Finding faith in COVID’s uncertainty
Public health protocols may have led to limited attendance in houses of worship, but for many the need for prayer has grown.
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Posted inOutdoors, Sports
Hunting: Those turkeys can be moody, so look for the signs and be patient
Evaluating how a turkey reacts to your calls can provide important clues to how you should handle the situation.
Posted inLocal & State
Moms have had a particularly stressful year, and their Mother’s Day wishes reflect that
Therapists, researchers and moms in Maine say mothers bore the brunt of many challenges brought on by COVID-19.
Posted inPremier Property, Real Estate
Never miss a sunset at this swoon-worthy, Munjoy Hill condo
156 Sheridan St., Unit 3A, Portland | $2,300,000
Posted inHealth, Local & State, News
Maine confronts wide race disparity in health care for expecting mothers
Black women in Maine are four times more likely than white women to start prenatal care late, or not at all, a disparity tied with Texas as the nation’s largest.
Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion
Jim Fossel: Maine Republicans should hold the line on new spending
The supplemental budget now under consideration should not be used to permanently expand the size of state government.
Posted inOlympics, Sports
Family ties pull Olympic gold medalist back to Maine
Anna Goodale, a mother of two young boys, left a demanding coaching job at Ohio State for an opportunity to run the community-based rowing club in her hometown of Camden.
Posted inFood & Dining, Restaurant reviews
Dine Out Maine: A once and future critic
What was, what is, what will be. Critic Andrew Ross ponders how to return to restaurant criticism after the pandemic convulsion.