Bowhunting for deer has one mystique impossible to deny. Simplistically speaking, an archer needs one tree large enough for a stand in a 15-acre wood lot and patience to sit still for long vigils, until a whitetail wanders past in bow range. That’s it for diving into the sport.
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Books: ‘One of the best thrillers of the year’
What happens when you mix Catherine Coulter, a best-selling author of FBI procedurals, and J.T. Ellison, an award-winning writer of chilling thrillers involving a female detective battling serial killers?
BOOKS: Cathie Pelletier to speak at Lithgow Public Library Oct. 7
Award-winning Maine author Cathie Pelletier will appear at Lithgow Public Library at 6:30 p.m. Monday.
Reform needed for lethal border policies
If you value human life, demand a change in our border policies.
Lawmakers just not listening to budget office
Every year around this time, the Congressional Budget Office issues a report about just how grim the nation’s long-term financial health is. A few lawmakers wring their hands and say they will get serious about fixing the problem, but then they don’t. We, as a nation, rush toward a debt-induced disaster if no one heeds the warning.
Look at it as if federal budget were your personal checkbook
EVERY OTHER FRIDAY starts the same. A second cup of coffee and a sense of panic about how long I have before I get a friendly reminder from an editor about my column being due.
ALLEN AFIELD: It’s ruffed grouse season
Rainy, cold weather in June raised havoc with ruffed-grouse production in mid-coast and central Maine, so partridge hunting in these regions should prove fair to poor this fall, and I’m betting on the latter.
Families of Kenya attack victims voice frustration
After almost a week, there is no precise death toll, no word on the fate of dozens still missing and no details on the al-Qaida-linked terrorists.
Looking to block Obamacare, Republicans in search of a strategy
Congressional Republicans have become a party of grievances in search of a strategy.