If you’ve been down the aisles at Hannaford lately and felt that familiar flutter of fall excitement, you’re not alone. Pumpkinfest season is upon us, and the merch has officially arrived. That means it is time to mark your calendars for the Damariscotta Pumpkinfest and Regatta, returning Friday through Monday, Oct. 10-13.
Round Pond
Round Pond is sporting new asphalt on Back Shore Road and Moxie Cove Road. As you can see from the picture, the new parking at the shore landing is completed and already in use.
Characters of the County: Kristina Verney is Giving Back to Lincoln County
For Kristina Verney, giving back to the community in which she grew up is part of her everyday work at the Miles and Boothbay campuses of MaineHealth Lincoln Hospital.
In Nature Helping Orphaned Wildlife
This is the time that young animals (birds are animals, too) are coming out of nest and burrow in all their baby charm and innocence. Two people I know were studied by curious fox kits. When they were bored with the big, two-legged human animals, they scampered back into the woods. Aside from a brief fear of rabies, the humans were amazed and charmed.
Characters of the County: Tom Raymond Turns Time and Talent into Gold
Tom Raymond is 92 years old and producing some of the best work of his wood turning career. Almost every day, the retired engineer descends into his basement workshop in Damariscotta where he spends hours turning blocks of wood into bowls, wine stoppers, and anything else that strikes his fancy.
News Along the Way If Walls Could Talk
I wonder what the walls of Inn Along the Way’s long barn would say if they could talk?
Thrifty Good Food Frittata, Tortilla, Or Quiche?
This week we shall continue to explore easy and light egg dishes, fit for a summer luncheon, dinner or even weekend breakfast. The country of origin for each dish defines how it is cooked and results in slightly different flavor and texture.
Characters of the County: Mark Phillips Is Living the Life He Planned
Mark Phillips has two very different passions in life: music and the marina. When he was younger and planning his future he thought, “Why not do both?”
Characters of the County: Jenny Mayher is Making a Difference
If one needs something at Lincoln Academy, chances are Communications Director Jenny Mayher can help.
Thrifty Good Food Eggs To Start The Day
Call it perverse coincidence, but the recent dramatic spike in egg prices just coincided with dieticians, supported by honest medical science, lifting the bane from eggs for being unhealthy due to cholesterol concerns. Eggs are now declared the perfect source of protein, not only for building muscle but also as an easily digestible nutrient rich food.
Characters of the County: Dickie Spofford Shares the Credit
In the days when Richard “Dickie” Spofford was Boothbay’s fire chief, the firefighters under his command would refer to him in the reverential tones sailors might use for a particularly effective captain.
Skidompha Skoop
Apologies for writing about the Institute of Museum and Library Studies and its troubled future again, but we have an update and opportunity. This is an important issue, and I urge you to read on.
Characters of the County: Walking to Work with Michael Martone
A town’s story exists beyond the pages of history; it’s evident in the roads, the businesses, and the overall infrastructure of the community.
Putting the Y in Community Celebrating Food Education Success At The CLC YMCA
The CLC YMCA is thrilled to celebrate a landmark year for our food education program, FARMS at the Y, which has brought the joy of healthy eating and local food awareness to more than 1,000 students in nine local schools.
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