Well, Halloween is over for another year. Mom is a bit sad but happy we had a great Halloween. We had some friends over for food and a nice fire in our fire pit. We are now settling into some November weather. Mom says it is pretty with gray and brown colors.
Thrifty Good Food Meatloaf, Vegetable Mélange, and Fruit For Rescue
As we enter the holiday season, it is tempting to focus on preparations to the celebrated star events. We plan to make our table shine with traditional and inventive dishes while juggling myriads of shopping, baking, socializing, and regular everyday chores as well as work.
Bringing Food Home How To Stock Your Pantry
Colder weather in New England always has me turning to the pantry to make soups, casseroles, and my favorite comfort foods. Whether you are a novice in the kitchen or have been cooking from scratch for years, there are some basic steps everyone can take to stock a pantry that will allow you to be ready to whip up that meal you are craving the next time the weather turns and you don’t want to make a trip to the store.
Characters of the County: Love, Justice, and Mercy with Rev. Nancy Duncan
Twenty-one years after she first ascended to the pulpit of the Broad Bay Congregational Church in Waldoboro, the Rev. Nancy Duncan said part of her still marvels that people turn out to hear her sermons.
Characters of the County: Paul Mosley Always Wanted To Be A Builder
Born and raised in Maine, self-employed handyman Paul Mosley knows he’s been dealt a lucky hand. During a 22-year military career as a builder with the U.S. Navy, Mosley worked all over the world on projects big and small before finding home late in life in the Midcoast.
Bringing Food Home Donating 101
There has been uncertainty around the Supplemental Food Assistance Program, known as SNAP, this month, to say the least.
Characters of the County: Kindness and Caring Always Works for Juanita Roushdy
If she had done nothing else since moving to Maine, Bremen resident Juanita Roushdy reserved a small place in the state’s history for herself as the founder of The Friends of Hog Island.
Voluntary View It Takes a Village at the Waldoboro Food Pantry
Monday mornings are for preparation at the Waldoboro Food Pantry and Monday, Oct. 19 is no different.
Thrifty Good Food Season for Pumpkins, Mushrooms, and Apples
The supermarket aisles continue to feature berries, vegetables, and greens throughout the cold months, giving the home cook limitless possibilities for meals regardless of season. However, the home cook values the fresh produce locally in season and relishes seasonal recipes that emphasize our connection to the annual cycles of mother nature.
Characters of the County: For Bill Bragg, Hard Work is a Value
For almost his entire life, William “Bill” Bragg has made his living doing the jobs that needed to be done in and around his hometown of Waldoboro.
Characters of the County: Leah Puckey Knows What She Wants
Leah Puckey spent a good deal of the first half of her life knowing exactly where she was supposed to be and what she was supposed to be doing. After realizing a change of plans in 2007, she has spent much of the last two decades figuring out what comes next.
Henry, A Dog’s Life in Maine
Well, here it is October.
You know who is beyond thrilled, kind of giddy? Mom, who loves Halloween. Eighteen days as of this writing till you know when. Yes, the yard is decorated with all kinds of ghouls, a werewolf, a clown (yikes, Mom is afraid of clowns), and a Nosferatu thing going on.
Round Pond
I am having such a terrible time to put into words what the gathering for Sheala Jackovich was like this past Sunday night. There simply are not enough adjectives to describe the peace and love that surrounded all that attended.
Characters of the County: It’s Not Just a Job for Kevin Burnham
It’s been said when people in the Boothbay region need to call the Boothbay Register for some reason, they don’t say “I am going to call the newspaper.” They say, “I’m going to call Kevin.”
- « Previous Page
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- …
- 117
- Next Page »
