On a recent, cloudless morning early enough for long shadows, I was pedaling south on Route 27 in Belgrade, when the outside bank thermo-meter at the Route 135 junction caught my eye — 68 degrees.
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Maine Democrats choose House candidate
In Augusta’s District 57, former state Rep. Patsy Crockett will be the nominee for the fall election.
BOOKS in Boothbay 2012
Books In Boothbay, Maine’s largest single-day literary event, will be held on July 14 from at 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. at Boothbay Railway Village.
TRAVELIN’ MAINE(RS): SEA THE SEA from a cottage in Lubec
The mixture of art and antiques makes for a delightful and cozy place to vacation, and the ocean view is spectacular.
BOOKS: “Through Troubled Waters”
Authors Pam Turner and Ken Hinkley will be at the Lighthouse Bible Book Store, 199 Ridge Road in Fairfield on Saturday, July 14 from 1 to 3 p.m., as a part of their state-wide tour to sign copies of their book.
BOOKS: Author at Discovery Museum
“Kunu’s Basket: A Story From Indian Island”
BOOKS: ‘RANSOM RIVER’: Well-plotted thriller
BY MICHELLE WIENER For The Associated Press RANSOM RIVER By Meg Gardiner Dutton Unemployed and nearly broke, Rory Mackenzie returns home to Ransom River only to find a jury duty summons for what promises to be the case of the century for the small California town: the shooting of an allegedly unarmed man by an […]
BOOKS: ‘Die a Stranger’ full of suspense
BY BRUCE DESILVA For The Associated Press DIE A STRANGER: AN ALEX MCKNIGHT NOVEL By Steve Hamilton Minotaur Books In the years since Vinnie Red Sky LeBlanc’s father killed three people in a drunken driving accident and got himself banned from the Bay Mills reservation, the young Ojibwa tribal member has never once picked up […]
Maine Historical Society announces author series
The Maine Historical Society will host a Maine authors series to be held every Thursday this month at 5:30 in the Earl G. Shettleworth Jr. Lecture Hall, at 489 Congress St., in Portland: