Nearly four decades later, arriving in Maine was a special time in a family’s life.
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Maine Observer: A conspiracy of hope
Birdsong is back. And so are hugs, vaccines and reasons to look forward to better times.
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Maine Observer: Trust and patience still do the job
An annual tradition can pay off if you are willing to wait long enough.
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Maine Observer: Pandemic pounds reach panic level
Seeking solace from potato chips and ice cream leave a legacy that could last awhile.
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Maine Observer: Flag reflects a nation’s sorrow
During this time of division, Americans need to remember how they came together in the past.
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Maine Observer: ‘Betta or vorse?’ – a time for the truth
From childhood at the optometrist to adulthood watching senators assess the events of Jan. 6, a clear-eyed view is vital.
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Maine Observer: Remembering the view from a dirty window
When the lack of trust becomes an extistential crisis between woman and goose.
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Maine Observer: Sweet memories from ‘Sap Camp’
By hauling wood, toting buckets and bottling syrup, the whole family helped eke out a living.
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Maine Observer: Telltale signs of a sloppy life
Keeping food and clothing separate has been a long-term struggle.
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Maine Observer: Two blind dates, two different endings
Friends can fix you up, but they can’t create the necessary chemistry.