Tom Lyford has done the Baby Boomer generation a great service. He has put into words all those childhood thoughts, questions and wacky antics the rest of us have always been too scared, or too embarrassed, to admit.
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BOOKS: Library of America plans release of ‘Little House’ books
Laura Ingalls Wilder, who already holds a special place in the hearts of millions of parents and children, soon will be added to the country’s official literary canon.
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BOOKS: Author/photographer publishes book in support of watershed conservation
Photographer Ann Flewelling of Sedgwick has just released “A Moment of Water: Journey by Maine Watershed” (2012, Threehalf Press). She will launch the book in a program at the Blue Hill Public Library on April 19 at 7 p.m.
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ON SKING: Tips for storing your skiing gear
After months of fits and starts (Snowstorms! Droughts! Freezing temps! Record-breaking highs!), we’ve reached the end of ski season. Skis and boards are getting stored, replaced with golf clubs, boats and hiking boots.
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KID TRACKS: A family-friendly climb
Sabattus Mountain in Lovell is a gem of a place that offers an easy, family-friendly hiking adventure with spectacular views.
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ON HIKING: Hiking guide leads to many happy trails
The Maine Mountain Guide, published by the Appalachian Mountain Club, has served as the comprehensive hiker’s reference to the trails of the state since 1961. A new edition of the book, due out this month, promises to carry on the long tradition as a trusted pathfinder for hikers seeking outdoor pleasure and healthful exercise in the woods and mountains of Maine.
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Santorum’s early success pushed GOP to the right
No matter what, Santorum has made himself a national name and gained influence over his party’s agenda.
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Colleagues, friends react to death of Mike Wallace
Reaction to the death of longtime “60 Minutes” correspondent Mike Wallace: ___ “He loved being Mike Wallace. He loved the fact that if he showed up for an interview, it made people nervous. … He knew, and he knew that everybody else knew, that he was going to get to the truth. And that’s what […]
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COMMENTARY: Should Congress raise the minimum wage?
When economic times are tough, it’s tempting to want to push for an increase in the minimum wage.