Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Barbara Walsh will speak Sunday, March 18 at 3 p.m. at the Wayne-Cary Memorial Library.
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BOOKS: Paranoia runs deep in ‘Fear Index’
Let it never again be said that high finance is boring.
OUTDOORS: Surprising items find place in first-aid kit
My family’s first-aid kit has seen plenty of action over the years. The tweezers have regularly removed ticks and the baby wipes have saved us from poison ivy outbreaks. The plastic card has earned a permanent place in our kit since we discovered its leech removal abilities, and we always carry small bottles of meat tenderizer and Benadryl after our run-in with yellow jackets.
MARK LATTI: Still ways to have fun in mud season
March in Maine can be maddening for those who enjoy the outdoors. It can be spectacular, or just as easily, downright miserable. As we have already experienced this March, you can have sunny days in the 50s, a foot of snow, deluges of rain and these can all come in the same week.
JOSH CHRISTIE: Test runs show gear makes difference
Like a lot of weekend skiers, my quiver of skis is only one pair deep. The idea of a single “all mountain” ski is a tough one to nail down — especially here on the weather-variable East Coast — but it’s a more affordable option than different skis for every condition.
Celebrity living for under $1 million
Not all every star lives in huge gated compounds.
The new ‘Bachelorette’ house?
Reports say the TV reality dating show will film at a $3.9 million mansion in Charlotte, N.C.
Keep your home safe from fire
Experts says some simple tips can reduce your odds of an accident.
Neither side willing to budge in DA spot fight
It’s a stalemate in the duel over who fill the district attorney’s post in Kennebec and Somerset counties until an election can be held. Gov. Paul LePage has not acted on the lone nominee — Rep. Maeghan Maloney, D-Augusta — whose name was the only one forwarded following a joint meeting Feb. 8 of the two Democratic county committees.