World-famous photographer Chase Jarvis says the best camera is the one you have with you. According to the Pew Research Center, 90% of Americans carry smartphones, which means each of us likely has that best camera right in our pocket, bag, or sitting close by. While we here at BoomerTECH Adventures are often asked which […]

March is my least favorite month in Maine – when we are stuck between seasons of full-on winter and the still far-off spring. There often isn’t enough snow for skiing or enough ice for skating, but there is enough to make getting around on foot still challenging. One bright spot, however, often comes when the […]

As someone who really loves to eat seafood and is also unapologetically nerdy about the particularities of marine life, friends and family often ask me questions about the intersection of these two obviously related topics. This is especially true during the wintry months when many people spend more time indoors focused on activities like cooking. […]

Morse High School has launched the Unified Literacy Program that pairs students with intellectual disabilities with student mentors. Morse librarian Dawn Lee and life skills teacher Jonathan Fisk were inspired by the success of the unified athletics program to create a program that promotes a love of reading, fosters literacy skills and cultivates positive social […]

Six months ago, while biking the Penobscot River Trails (PRT) in Grindstone, I met another rider at a trail hut who extolled the benefits of skiing the trails in winter. They were such a great ride; I was excited about the prospect of returning to ski. Starting in early January, I began watching PRT postings […]