Although technically not in Maine — and a passport or ID card is required for the trip — only a few hundred feet across the bridge over the Lubec Narrows, an annual summer visit to hike the myriad scenic trails of Campobello Island has become a 20-plus-year tradition for our family.
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OUTDOORS: Albinism may come in many forms
In my last column, I discussed some instances of birds with aberrant plumages, including albinos. In today’s column, I will continue the discussion of albinism in birds.
OUTDOORS: Bicycle coalition planning cross-state ride for next fall
Seven days on a bike seat isn’t for everyone. The thought of pedaling 400 miles can be a turnoff for some.
Marriage vote: Gulf separates two sides in fundraising
The latest campaign totals show supporters of same-sex marriage with $1.1 million so far, compared to $42,311 by rivals.
Batman star Christian Bale visits Colo. shooting victims
A Warner Bros. spokeswoman told The Denver Post that Bale was representing himself, not the movie studio.
BUSHNELL ON BOOKS: “Suddenly, The Cider Didn’t Taste So Good” and “Town in a Wild Moose Chase”
Maine game wardens are the state’s nature cops, enforcing the fish and wildlife regulations. They are also searchers, rescuers and detectives, and they can be hard-nosed or lenient, funny or deadly serious. Above all, they must be patient.
TRAVELIN’ MAINE(RS): Spend the evening, or even a day, at King Eider’s Pub
From the small Oyster Bar upstairs, to the larger and lively tavern downstairs, King Eider’s many-awards-winning pub in Damariscotta, is a splendid place to spend an evening — or even a day. The menu is huge, the selection of beer and other beverages not much smaller, and the friendly “hi-neighbor how-ya-doin’ ” atmosphere makes regulars out of all first-time patrons — including us!
Truth Test: With wealth, income, Dill compares apples, oranges
“… the nation’s wealthiest 1 percent control 34.6 percent of the country’s net worth, a larger discrepancy than at any point in the United States, including 1928.” — State Sen. Cynthia Dill’s “issues” page Cynthia Dill, the Cape Elizabeth Democrat running for U.S. Senate, talks a lot about the income gap between the 1 percent […]
Election 2012: Reports will show how money race is shaping up
So far, the coalition supporting gay marriage in Maine is outpacing its opponent in fundraising, 36-1.
Political Notebook: Dill sour over slight by national Democrats
Cape Elizabeth resident Cynthia Dill is the Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate. Really, she is. One may not know that if he happened to visit the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee website and clicked on the “races to watch” section. Dill is listed as the Democratic candidate in the Maine section, but nowhere is she […]