Our feline companion has, sadly, passed on to the next of her nine lives.
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Posted inCommunity, Maine, News, Outdoors
Black flies: Maine’s smallest trail bullies
A run in Jay, a night hike on Bald Mountain and a Mount Washington descent all delivered the same seasonal warning: black flies can turn a good outing into a test of preparation, patience and pain tolerance.
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Posted inBusiness, Food & Dining, Guides, Maine, Things to Do
Take a road trip through Maine’s food and drink trails this summer
We spotlight more than 15 delicious destinations for some of the state’s best nibbles and sips.
Posted inCommunity, News
Waterville says goodbye to its oldest resident, a 150-year-old elm tree
Ellie, the elm tree that has been around longer than Waterville has been a city, will be cut down later this month.
Posted inCommunity, Life & Culture, Maine, New England, News, Outdoors
Birders’ eyes were to the skies for Rangeley Birding Fest
More than 100 took part in Western Maine Audubon’s Rangeley Birding Fest the weekend of June 6.
Posted inLife & Culture, Maine
After 46 years, Maine’s first queer magazine is back in print, one last time
One final issue of Mainely Gay was printed this year as a way to commemorate the history of LGBTQ+ activism in the state.
Posted inMaine, News, Things to Do
How to get away this summer without leaving Maine
We compiled a guide to help locals explore our state this summer.
Posted inNews
Northbound lanes on I-95 near Carmel reopened after 2 crashes
A portion of the highway was closed for nearly two hours Saturday from mile marker 173 to 167.
Posted inCommunity, News
Belgrade passes town budget, focuses on reducing tax burden
Residents and administrators suggested amendments to lower a conservative tax levy.
Posted inMaine
Plants for sale in Waterville
Photographer Rich Abrahamson focuses on a Water Street resident selling vegetation in the shade.