The Swedes are credited with popularizing the multitasking fitness trend.
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Topsham educator Jared DeSimio looks for holes to mend
His sustainable fashion is all about embracing the old while making it new again.
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Freeport encounter with wild Arctic harp seal a bittersweet experience
Scientists aren’t sure what is driving these animals so far south, but sightings have been on the rise in recent years.
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Recipe: Frozen Tomato Tarte Tatin
Serve this dessert warm or at room temperature with crème fraîche.
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40-year-old Clinton seed co-op must move ahead without CR Lawn, its visionary center
Lawn will retire from Fedco in May, leaving behind a legacy of number crunching, tomato testing and big thinking.
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Mulch with arborist wood chips, and your garden will thank you
They’re free, effective and sustainable, and they improve the soil.
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Some simple arithmetic will ensure you don’t run out of tomatoes
Calculations will help you hang on to your frozen tomatoes, and you won’t have to wait until July to re-stock.
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Shawn Brannigan knows his family’s Falmouth seed company has deep roots
Allen, Sterling & Lothrop has provided Maine with seeds, and agricultural and garden supplies, for more than a century, and the business is a staple of the community.
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Conventional wisdom says Italian ’00’ flour, durum wheat are gold standard for pasta
But can Maine’s locally grown and milled flours work in their stead?
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Yes, you CAN recycle that!
You’ve mastered paper, glass and plastic. But on this Earth Day, you’re wondering where to best ditch those old Christmas lights, antiquated cellphones, half-used paint cans, alkaline batteries, scorpion brooch and microwave. Surely not the trash. We’ve got answers.