Lincoln County is home to dozens of galleries, several world class theaters, and all sorts of venues in between. I look forward to getting to know the people and places of the local art scene.
Damariscotta History Bygone Memories of Three Restaurants
We are almost through the month of August. As I sit here at my desk, the sun is shining brightly and the sky is full of white fluffy clouds and the hummingbird feeder has a large number of hummingbirds coming and going. I have now filled their feeder 16 times with sweet sugar water.
Characters of the County: Allison Brooks Pays it Forward
Allison Brooks has seen the world and found the value of home in Jefferson, where she now invests in the future with some motivation from an act of kindness by another in her past.
Putting the Y in Community
This past week your Y hosted several events to support youth!
What’s at The Waldo?
We can hardly believe it ourselves, but this September we are welcoming a pair of true musical legends to The Waldo: Judy Collins and Roger McGuinn. Whether you lived through the 1960s or just wish you had, you’ve undoubtedly heard their music and felt their influence in the work of others.
Thrifty Good Food Fresh Summer Flavors
Our rainy summer has yielded amazingly green lawns this August, lush gardens well populated with slugs, and bountiful crops of kale and Swiss chard. Sadly, corn, tomatoes, and even peppers and summer squash have lacked the usual heat of summer and are late in ripening.
Characters of the County: Jan Goranson’s Fields of Experience
The residents of Lincoln County are connected to the powerful, living landscapes of the area simply by residing in them, whether on the jagged shores of Bristol or the elevated fields of Newcastle. However, there are few who feel that bond with the earth more than Jan Goranson does to the farmlands in Dresden.
Henry, a Dog’s Life in Maine
Well, she has really gone and done it now!
Characters of the County: Greg Anderson Is On A Mission
Community, like a good boat, needs to be maintained regularly if it’s going to stay afloat. For Greg Anderson, a marine technician, Maine outdoorsman, and Bristol native, doing his part in the community means doing what he does best: keeping boats working in the water.
Bringing Food Home There Is Such a Thing As Free Lunch
Robert Heinlen’s classic science fiction novel, “The Moon is a Harsh Mistress,” tells the story of a future in which humans have colonized the moon.
Newcastle History Roger Sherman Remembers
In February 2002, Roger Sherman, then approaching 90, gave an interview to Art Mayers about growing up in South Newcastle.
Characters of the County: Reuben Mahar Looks to the Long Term
Though Reuben Mahar describes himself as a kid in an adult’s body, his interests take a generational view. A self-educated IT professional who credits his career to internet access, Mahar regularly participates in Waldoboro Select Board meetings and makes time for fun from science-fiction audiobooks to freeze-dried food experiments with his wife, Kim, and their three cats.
Bringing Food Home Signing Off, For Now...
Dear readers, it has been an honor to serve the Lincoln County community as the food security community connector, a job that started in 2020 with the Lincoln County Food Initiative. Though this is my last newspaper column, our talented team at Healthy Lincoln County will be continuing the efforts, so this will not be the last round-up of farmers’ markets, share tables, and food programs in the paper.
In Nature And the 'Farm'
I hoped to offer a recipe for sumac meringue pie this month, but the timing wasn’t right.
- « Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 15
- 16
- 17
- 18
- 19
- …
- 107
- Next Page »
