Part II of II Emergency shelters provide vital resources, sanctuary, and community, which can make the difference between death and life. They improve quality of
Category: Features
Two Sisters Tackle Tough Subjects
Founding CivilTEA Helps to Promote Open and Productive Design “‘Remember you are always the head and not the tail,’” our mother would tell us every
Big Hearts in Little Packages
By the November of my granddaughter Jocelyn’s kindergarten year, she had a boyfriend. “No one in school likes him,” she explained to her mother, “so
A Pictorial History of Women’s Skiing
In June 1870, Swedes arrived in Maine and settled in New Sweden, Maine. That year, 150 winters ago, the Swedes dealt with snow the way
“Anger. Love. Worry.” Repeat.
The Joys of Communicating with Family, in Susan Conley’s New Novel, Landslide. Susan Conley’s novel Landslide (2021) takes place partly on a small island off
Karen Getz and the Maine Crisp Company
A Family Enterprise–Making Healthy Snacks Karen Getz, owner of the wildly popular Maine Crisp Company in Waterville, is the first to admit that her “food
Talk about a glass ceiling!
Caribou native Jessica Meir could be the first woman to walk the moon. Jessica Meir, 43, was recently chosen to be one of 18 astronauts
In the Taumotus
Notes from the Southern Hemisphere Holly Martin, 29, is sailing around the world, on her own, and she is at present on the other side
January 2021: Questionable Advice
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.
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
