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Published
April 15, 2015

Listen my children, let’s give Patriot’s Day its due in Maine

It's about Lexington and Concord and the beginning of the American Dream, so let's not let Longfellow down, Maureen Milliken writes.
Published
April 10, 2015

Relics for posterity

If Don Draper's coat from "Mad Men" can make the Smithsonian Institute, so can J.P. Devine's personal papers, the columnist writes.
Published
April 8, 2015

A spider in winter

Spiders find innovative ways to survive the winter, Dana Wilde writes.
Published
April 5, 2015

Big hearts help little Troy Union Church

The community has banded together to help save the 175-year-old church which is closed because of structural problems, Amy Calder writes.
Published
April 3, 2015

Number please

J.P. Devine writes of the days when telephones were always black and telephone numbers included words.

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Published
April 1, 2015

Not so wild about these ‘Cats

It's hard to root for John Calipari and his unbeaten Kentucky team, Bill Stewart writes.
Published
April 1, 2015

April’s cruelty can’t last in central Maine

It may not seem like spring yet, but the dog doo, the Bard and the Kennebec River cutters say it's on its way, Maureen Milliken writes.
Published
March 25, 2015

My old friend Leo

Leo, the Lion, has stalked the evening sky for months actually, but by around 10 p.m. in the middle of March, it dominates Dana Wilde's southern treetops.
Published
March 20, 2015

Trying times for college basketball prognosticators

Predicting this year's bracket has been as difficult as ever, writes Evan Crawley.
Published
March 18, 2015

Waterville’s Quarry Road is our little bit of city wilderness

A slate of events has the crowds coming to the city-owned recreation area, but unflashy nature at its best is the true draw.