Diana Estey of Medford has been missing for almost a year, and Russell Burnett of Franklin disappeared in February.
Outdoors
What’s Up in November
A pair of conjunctions, including the best one of the year, will light up the night sky this month.
Hunting: Rattling a prize buck isn’t as easy as it sounds
The best you can do is look for generalities and hope fortune favors you.
Birding: Is your feeder getting little use? There’s a simple reason why
Nature offers many sources of nourishment, especially in late summer and fall.
Four paddlers create special bond while kayaking around New England
Their journey started in 1985 and ended in mid-October after a 3,200-mile trek.
Deer hunters head out for the first day of firearm season across Maine
Hunters say it’s about more than the hunt; it’s also about the tradition, the community and the experience.
Maine hoping hunters harvest at least 7,000 does this fall to cull deer herd
The white-tail population has grown nearly 20 percent over the past decade, leading the state to allot 66,050 permits for the season that opens Saturday – the most since 2007 and a 130 percent increase from 2015.
Maine congressional delegation unites in opposing potential tripling of Acadia entry fee
Maine’s two U.S. senators send a letter to the Department of the Interior asking it to consider alternatives, and U.S. Reps. Chellie Pingree and Bruce Poliquin also raise concerns.
Why raise national park fees? Questions and answers
The plan would bump entry fees for Acadia and other national parks from $25 to $70. The public has a month to weigh in.
Hunting: Deer season approaches and decisions must be made
Hunters must ask themselves what they want out of the experience.