This chocolate cake is more delicious and more indulgent than any dessert has a right to be. And you will thank us for that. The goal was a chocolate cake that combined the best attributes of brownies and pudding. Which is to say, we wanted it both tender and cakey, but also richly moist, even […]
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Full-time Reporter
The Journal Tribune, a daily newspaper serving York County, Maine, for 132 years, is seeking a full-time reporter to join its award-winning staff. Qualified applicants will have a college degree, preferably in journalism or communications, have a strong writing background, and be familiar with Associated Press style. Candidates should also be comfortable posting content to […]
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Papier-mâché:
Don’t let the fancy French name fool you. Papier-mâché is by all accounts one of the literally cheapest, easiest, messiest crafts one can possibly get into. And it’s fantastic. Papier-mâché creations are often left to the devices of those who oversee grammar school art display cases, but this versatile craft can easily be made at […]
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An almost foolproof filing system
My spouse and I were sitting in church last Sunday when I found myself glancing around at the congregation. I spotted a few shirts in the pinkish-red-rose hue similar to mine. Like whiplash, a moment of déjá vu smacked me upside the head. I squirmed in my seat as I recalled a conversation in this […]
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Include good fats and carbs in a healthy eating plan
Come the end of the holiday season, many people resolve to rest, recharge and get back to healthy eating habits. Time magazine reports that losing weight and getting fit are the most popular New Year’s resolutions, but also the ones that people are most likely to abandon after a short time. That may be because […]
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Financial security harder for women
International Women’s Day will be observed on Tuesday. Around the world, thousands of events will honor women’s achievements. Yet, women still face challenges in many areas of life, such as their financial situations. So if you are a woman, you may want to use this occasion to consider steps you can take to help move […]
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Flawed Jesse Owens biopic ‘Race’ a timely tribute
Most know Jesse Owens as an Olympic gold medalist and record-setting track star. But it took more than physical strength to overcome the discrimination he faced as a young black athlete in the United States and abroad. The biopic “Race” – made with the support and cooperation of Owens’ family – has some flaws, but […]
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Brick Store Museum offers Thursday lectures
KENNEBUNK — The Brick Store Museum’s Third Thursday Talks serve to bring a new topic to the community every third Thursday of each month. Founded in 2015, the program offers lecturers from throughout New England that will speak on a variety of subjects in the museum’s program center. Single lectures are $10 each; by joining […]
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Sierra Club presents “The Messenger”
KENNEBUNK — The Sierra Club of Maine will present the documentary film “The Messenger” on March 18 at First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church on Main Street. Coffee and dessert will be served at 6:30 p.m. The event is free and open to the public.
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Citizenship prep offered
WELLS — The Adult Community Education department at Wells High School is offering a citizenship preparation course for those wanting to take the U.S. Citizenship Naturalization Test to become a U.S. citizen on Mondays at Wells High School. For more information on the course and to register, call 646-4564 or visit wells-ogunquit.maineadulted.org.