Former football star Michael Strahan joined “Live! With Kelly” as permanent co-host on Tuesday, fulfilling a joking prophecy he made to Regis Philbin more than four years ago.
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Those helping write virtual school policy positioned to profit from it
Stephen Bowen was excited and relieved.
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ALLEN AFIELD Knowing Latin helps catch salmonids
In late summer and autumn, skilled fly rodders in Maine often choose two vastly different categories of flies for trout: 1. Large, dark nymphs and baitfish imitations or 2. micro mayflies and caddises to imitate specific bugs.
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Gabbard to speak at Democratic National Convention
The segment is titled “The Women of the House,” and includes six congresswomen and two candidates, including Gabbard.
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RI’s Gov. Chafee to address Democratic convention
The former Republican is a co-chairman of Obama’s re-election campaign and says the President has been “a friend to Rhode Island.”
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Suspect’s young age, 10, a Maine rarity
The chief state prosecutor says he doesn’t recall such a serious charge against a child in his years of cases.
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TRAVELIN’ MAINE(RS): Anchor yourself at a Round Pond restaurant
The blend of old (traditional) and new (creative) makes the Anchor Inn Restaurant in Round Pond a very special place, a delight to guests who return year after year as well as first timers like us.
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BUSHNELL ON BOOKS: “Bad Little Falls” and “Merchant of the Medomak”
Maine Game Warden Mike Bowditch has done it again.
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BOOKS: Biography tells the story of Harry Stump
Maine author Lloyd Ferriss has announced the release of his new book, “Harry Stump, Maine’s Psychic Sculptor,” the biography of a clairvoyant and sculptor who lived in Maine from 1950 until his death in 1998. The book is based in part on a previously unpublished manuscript by Stump that describes day-to-day life at the mysterious Round Table Foundation that flourished in the 1950s at a rambling estate in Glen Cove (a village within Rockport).