Tom Morgan leaves Pine Tree Society, for which he created hundreds of wood items to help disabled kids.
Deborah Sayer
Maine birders ready for Christmas count
Some people like to do it within the warm confines of their home, a camera at the ready. Others prefer to do it outdoors, in a remote location, using binoculars. It’s the end result that matters for birding enthusiasts who plan to participate in the 113th Annual Christmas Bird Count that begins Friday and goes […]
Program wheels in meals for seniors’ pets
AniMeals volunteers and donors are helping homebound people and their pets stay together.
Maine Fulbright scholar views immigration up close
His interest in the work began six years ago, following a yearlong study abroad in Granada, Spain, and Mexico City.
‘Everyone deserves to be cared for’
A young Waldoboro woman spreads laughter to help, perchance to heal.
Widows share hard-earned lessons
A conference in Auburn will teach how best to help women whose husbands have died.
Chance to take bite of history for hunger relief
The deeply worn roadside shoulder directly across from the Wedding Cake House on Summer Street is testament to the dozens of people daily who stop to photograph the ornately trimmed dwelling. Doubtless, many of those passers-by have wondered if the fancifully bedecked home’s interior is as grand as its outer facade. Beginning Saturday, the curious […]
Rockhounds show off pickin’ styles
The annual Rockhounders Gem and Mineral Show rolls into Augusta this weekend.
‘Fight Like a Girl’
Women motorcyclists – The Holy Walkamoles – will rumble through the streets of Belfast next month to raise money and awareness in the battle against breast cancer.
Old school offers lessons in history
Hope Shelley, who spent her K-8 years in a similar facility, is a voice for the Wells Division 9 Schoolhouse.