The second massive slab of granite fell Thursday and filled the valley with smoke.
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Reduced moose hunt gets started in Maine
The state’s moose population has fallen in recent years.
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It’s Worth the Trip: Loon Echo, Harpswell land trusts among Maine’s best
There are plenty of trails to enjoy in the roughly 8,300 acres maintained by these two trusts.
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Hunting: Looking for logic from the legislature
Most bills benefit the state, but there always are others that are head-scratchers.
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As trail races grow, more Mainers take to the woods
Runners give many reasons for loving the dirt paths, including stronger legs and better looks at wildlife.
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Birders flock from far and wide to catch a glimpse of this rare visitor
A fork-tailed flycatcher, a bird usually found in South America and last seen in the state 5 years ago, has spent several days at Maine Audubon in Falmouth.
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Canoeing in Maine: Heald Pond is a little gem in the neighborhood of big Kezar Pond
Taking a paddle on little Heald Pond in Lovell will be well worth the trip to western Maine.
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Hunting: It’s a gauntlet but any-deer permit process works well
Various stages are involved in a system that’s been fine-tuned through the years.
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Birding: Birds seem able to weather the storms
Based on what information we have, land-bird populations seem only somewhat diminished after hurricanes.