A Christmas Memory Christmas was a serious business in our household when I was growing up. For one thing, we lived in an old home
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The View from the Fairlane
An Interview with Chaplain Eddie Greyfox Burgess With his wellness mobile—a turquoise 1965 Ford Fairlane—and small band of helpers, Chaplain Eddie Greyfox Burgess is dedicated
Much Happening at the Frances Perkins Homestead National Historic Landmark
Due to open in 2021, a grant helps it realize its goals. With national thoughts turning towards cabinet members, perhaps one is wondering Who was
Just a Memory
Sledding down “toboggan lane,” to a winter’s day long ago. One of the great pleasures of retirement in Maine are the winters. What! How could
David T. Flanagan: Turnaround Specialist
A Man of Integrity in a Series of High Posts, Including Central Maine Power David Thomas Flanagan. While the name may be familiar, the success
Stonewood Cottages at Bartlett Woods
Independent retirement living near Rockland and Camden As some of us get closer to retirement, thoughts turn to downsizing now that the kids have grown
Contemplation, Meditation, and Rejuvenation on the 3 Bridges Trail
A scant mile east of the village of Blue Hill, Big Peters Brook flows out of the dense coniferous woods and empties into Peters Cove
Downsizing and Moving
“Change is hard” That silly old bear is right. I love Maine to the depth of the ocean, deep in my soul. So how could
A Conversation with Maine Photographer Séan Alonzo Harris
Sharing the World As He Sees It When Séan Alonzo Harris and his wife Elizabeth A. Jabar first moved from New York to Portland—in his
Noel Paul Stookey and Daughter Elizabeth Co-Found the Non-Profit “Music to life”
Its new album, Hope Rises, brings together 15 emerging activist musicians More than 50 years ago, Noel Paul Stookey (of Peter, Paul and Mary) was
