Plant before Memorial Day and everything either will turn brown or get eaten by bugs.
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Posted inLocal & State
Local truckers still delivering the goods — despite coronavirus concerns
Bathrooms and hot meals are in short supply for those risking exposure to the coronavirus to supply the nation’s stores with needed products and supplies.
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Posted inOp-eds, Opinion
The humble Farmer: Journeying far and near in search of romance
‘Where did you two meet?’ At sea, around the neighborhood, or in humble’s Model T.
Posted inForecaster Opinion
Letter: Energy corridor support recalls spruce budworm boondogle
In a recent column, Ed Beem’s dismay at the full-page ad – signed by many once-prominent “environmentalists” – supporting CMP/Avangrid/Iberdrola & Hydro Quebec’s drive to shove New England Clean Energy Connect down the throats of Maine people, is an indicator that he remains an idealist. Many Forecaster readers are too young to recall the decades-long […]
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Do This
Indie Film: ‘Thirteen Ways’ shows how different people see a plot of land
The documentary showing at the Portland Museum of Art takes a deep dive into an unremarkable spot in Waldoboro.
Posted inLocal & State
Appeals court rules Standish man’s suit against Waldoboro police can proceed
The panel says the the officers misrepresented and omitted information in securing a search warrant that led to Jordan’s arrest on a felony theft charge.
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Our View: New Maine panel will take deeper look at deadly force
Studying police shootings could lead to better procedures that make the officers and the public safer.
Posted inCops & Courts, Local & State
Waldoboro man who shot fiancée gets more prison time for violating probation
Dylan Grubbs fails to complete substance abuse treatment and tests positive for illegal drugs, court documents say.
Posted inMaine Voices, Op-eds, Opinion
Maine Voices: Towns, residents, businesses would benefit from jump-starting solar power
L.D. 1711 would remove arbitrary barriers and allow municipalities to lower energy costs and stabilize budgets.
Posted inOp-eds, Opinion
The humble Farmer: After the buggy and before the computer, Maine was a simpler place
As a kid, humble knew what wood to put on the fire – now it’s all he can do to find his taskbar.