The summer bat survey that has begun in Maine to gauge the health of the state’s bat population shows signs of a depleted population.
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Bruins pleased with roster after pair of signings
For now, general manager Peter Chiarelli likes what he sees, especially after locking up Gregory Campbell (three years) and Chris Kelly (four years).
TRAVELIN’ MAINE(RS): M Thai: Tasty cuisine now available in Skowhegan, Augusta, Wiscasset
You don’t have to go all the way to Thailand to experience its tasty cuisine, now available close by in Skowhegan, Augusta and Wiscasset at M Thai. Vicky Soikum has created a very tasty exotic food experience that will keep you coming back to try more items on her extensive menu. We chose the M Thai in Skowhegan at the recommendation of Jennifer Olson, executive director of the Skowhegan Main Street organization. Jen said the food “is very good.” And oh, she was so right!
BOOKS: Summer thrillers share beach towel with politics
Books about politics pick up the pace this summer in anticipation of the fall election. But there are also traditional page turners — and even a recent title or two that combine fiction with political intrigue.
Here are some of the recent and upcoming books for summer, alphabetized by author’s last name. Descriptions are based on publishers’ information, wire services and Publishers Weekly magazine.
Belgrade approves TIF for gas co.
BELGRADE — Residents on Tuesday voted 277 to 198 to approve a tax break for a firm that proposes to build a natural gas pipeline through central Maine.
Hillary Clinton calls on female activists to lead
Clinton and former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright spoke at the first-ever Women in Public Service Institute.
CORRECTION
A story on page A1 of Saturday’s paper contained an incorrect quote about the Kennebec County Sheriff’s Office’s new police dog, Dracco. His handler, Cpl. G.J. Neagle, said Dracco is “not overly aggressive.”
Diamonds in the rough
Volunteers are journeying into the backwoods to help the state discover uncharted brook trout ponds.
Birding: Choir of early morning songbirds music to his ears
The overworn expression that there is no accounting for taste certainly applies to music. At this time of year, I thrill to the music of the birds whose concerts start well before the crack of dawn. As a reader of this column, I’m sure you share my joy of the morning chorus. On the other […]