This series reflects on midlife reinvention and ways people respond to change. Caroline Janover, Learning Disabilities Specialist, Novelist, Educator on Revising the Midlife Playbook Caroline
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Maine’s Winter Carnivals
“I, William the Conqueror of Ice and Snow, the King of the Augusta Winter Carnival for 1923, defender of all Winter Sports, do proclaim, that
A Love Story
When my father died in 2013 after 51 years of marriage to my mother, I knew that my mother would eventually find her footing again.
A Special Day on Stormy South Moat Mountain
When I announced a Penobscot Paddle and Chowder Society mountain hike on either Mount Chocorua or South Moat Mountain in New Hampshire, my friends Shweta
“The Little, Red-Haired Girl”
Milby stopped for a red light directly behind a beat-up old pickup. The Dodge’s headlights revealed that sitting next to the driver, as close as
Eugene (Gene) and Christine Beck
Our Story As Told by Christine When people ask Gene and me how we met, we generally smile and lead in with the line “So,
The Wrong Thing
I got the wrong trash bags the other day. Normally, I get your standard kitchen bags, the kind with the red drawstrings so you can
Mary & Jimmy
QUESTION: This trend frustrates and frightens me: Why do folks continue to gather in groups here and all over the country when the expert doctors
Maine Molasses Cake
Many of you will remember this deliciously sweet cake from your parents or grandparents but have not seen it for a while. Molasses cake was
