My wife tends to get pretty blue after Christmas, like many of us. Do you have any ideas for ways to cheer her up?—David Sure.
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Pasta and Sunday Gravy
The Yankee Chef Unless you are a true Italian, Sunday Gravy may sound as foreign as Tomato Gravy or Sunday Sauce. Each have been interchangeable
Ringing in the New Year with Roses
Growing Roses from Seed for Good Luck What a better way to start off the New Year than with roses? When it comes to roses
Scarfs, Colours, and Prints
Walking down Free Street in Portland, Maine, on a crisp Sunday afternoon, Foxy, my toy Pomeranian drapes her paw from the edge of my Ron
A Talk with AnnMarie Fredericks and Merideth Albert
About the Power of Vetted Cannabis AnnMarie Fredericks and her daughter Merideth Albert believe in the healing power of plant-based medicines—so much so that they
Elizabeth Moss
A Compassionate Part of the Art Community On March 12, 2020, the state of Maine had its first confirmed case of the coronavirus. The first
The Women With Eagle Eyes
I doubt there’s anyone in Maine who doesn’t know this, but hunting is a huge activity here. In 2017, the US Fish and Wildlife service
Sabattus Regional Credit Union
The Women-Led Credit Union Sabattus Regional Credit Union in Sabattus is managed and operated by an all-women group. In a “man’s world” of finance and
Taking Shelter, Finding Home
Part I of II Thirty years ago, Kathleen Hirsch’s book Songs from the Alley gave a street-level look into the lives of two homeless women
Kate Hruby, Science Educator, and Podcaster
Go Forth and Science Kate Hruby is an avid sailor, a science educator, artist, and creator of “Go Forth and Science,” a websie and podcast
