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New year, new resolutions from food lovers
What are Mainers resolving to do on the subjects of food and drink in 2019? We asked a range of hobbyists and professionals.
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Education nominee Pender Makin: ‘Government should stay out of the classroom’
The state Senate and Education and Cultural Affairs Committee are due this month to confirm Mills’ nomination of Makin as Education Department commissioner.
Posted inHomegrown, Source
Homegrown: Custom fitted sheets made in Brunswick work on land and sea
Quahog Bay Bedding began with sheets for triangular-shaped boat berths.
Posted inCops & Courts, Local & State, Maine Crime, News
Attorney files motion for contempt against Maine DHHS commissioner
Sarah Branch says her mentally ill client’s ordeal of having to spend nearly a month in jail before receiving court-ordered treatment is an example of a larger problem.
Posted inFood & Dining, Green plate special, Life & Culture, Recipes, Source
When weather’s frightful, be fruitful
Come winter, which is the more eco-conscious option for Maine eaters – dried fruit or fresh fruit?
Posted inHomegrown, Life & Culture, Source
Homegrown: Eggnog comes locally in many forms
There’s the farm-fresh version, and the knock-your-socks-off version, with … additives.
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The Wrap: Bolster, Snow chef to transform country club food while looking for own spot
Nick Verdisco and three kitchen staff members from the closed Portland restaurant will move to the Falmouth Country Club.
Posted inLocal & State, News
Brunswick police threaten crackdown on motorists who pass stopped school buses
Police say they have been made aware of violations on Pleasant Street, where vehicles traveling on the four-lane road have failed to stop for a school bus headed in the opposite direction.
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Why some Maine coastal communities are up in arms about aquaculture
In some towns, neighbors are resistant to what marine experts consider a salve for dwindling natural resources.