My bed-and-breakfast friends will enable me to pay off my mortgage before the first frost.
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Maine Observer: A family finds joy on a Maine shoreline
At first not sure if there even was a lake back there, one family ended up buying up land on the edge of Balch Pond.
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Garrison Keillor: It’s good to get away and take a break from the news
The Europeans have a history of dealing with the madness of rulers; we in the United States do not.
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Maine Observer: Memories of Grammy and Shirley Mills
I’m told Grammy’s old house, which used to have a ‘two-holer’ and hand pump for water, is fixed up with bathrooms now.
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Commentary: Burrito cart hullabaloo spotlights concept of cultural appropriation
When the term is overused, true offenses may be missed while others are exaggerated.
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The humble Farmer: When storytelling enthusiasts call, it’s time for some good lines
Overheard remarks and more can draw smiles.
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Maine Observer: Let’s give smart girls their chance to make the world better
The last election shows that some of the world isn’t ready for strong women, but they’re going to continue to persist.
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Garrison Keillor: Removing Confederate monuments is needed decluttering
Perhaps improving our nation’s statues would improve our general mood and current leadership.
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Gina Barreca: Being a good loser makes life’s triumphs particularly sweeter
Losing and I have a long-established, intimate and even cozy relationship.
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Maine Observer: Finally, it is time to open up camp
With the snow relegated to the deepest woods, it’s time to open up the windows and let spring into camps and cabins.