AUGUSTA — Daniel Emery and Jeffrey Bilodeau were elected to the City Council Tuesday. Emery, with 2,345 votes, beat out David Smith, who received 1,770 votes. Bilodeau’s 2,931 votes topped Corey Vose’s 1,550 votes. Emery will take the at-large council seat vacated by William Stokes when he was elected mayor. “I’m very appreciative of the […]
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Living room updates don’t have to be pricey
You can use lighting, accessories or even cushions to spruce up your room without shelling out a lot of cash.
Design trends embrace aging in the home
Many homes built during the 1980s and ’90s will no longer be ideal for homeowners as they get older.
HUNTING: Early numbers about what state expected
Brandon Zalegowski is a clerk at the Middle Road General Store in Sidney. His duties include weighing the deer that hunters bring to the store’s tagging station.
ALLEN AFIELD: Bicyclists find lighter traffic now
My passion for bicycling across November’s brown and gray landscape grows, and in the Belgrade Lakes region, a huge plus strikes me as obvious, particularly on weekdays. Traffic proves so much lighter compared to summer and leaf-peeping time.
HUNTING: Hunters earn respect after shooting same buck
SIDNEY–Within minutes of entering the woods last Saturday, fortune shined on hunter Gregory Rabe.
OUTDOORS: Got yer deer? Now what?
With opening day out of the way, the most popular greeting in Maine now changes from “How’s it going?” to “Git yer deer yet?” Once your reply becomes “yes,” the next question becomes what to do with your deer.
Bomb scare closes Gardiner streets
Authorities have closed streets in downtown Gardiner while they respond to a bomb threat at a Water Street business.
“AUGUST GALE: A Father and Daughter’s Journey Into the Storm”
“August Gale: A Father and Daughter’s Journey Into the Storm” by Barbara Walsh reads like a suspense-filled work of fiction. Instead, it’s a gripping family saga in which Walsh connects the dots between a long-ago storm at sea and her grandfather’s abandonment of her father.
Walsh is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist who lives in Winthrop. Her new, thoroughly researched book of personal nonfiction is so intriguingly readable that it’s likely to be a chart-topper in this state and elsewhere.
“August Gale” begins with an incident that, like others in this book, seems to border on the supernatural.
TRAVELIN’ MAINE(RS): The Fiddlehead: Bangor restaurant always in season
The Travelin Maine(rs), George and Linda Smith of Mount Vernon, have spent their lifetimes enjoying all that Maine has to offer. Now they’ll tell you all about it — their favorite inns, restaurants, trips, activities, experiences, and travel books and websites — in their own personal style. They’ll be offering anecdotes, tips and all the […]