I’m just back from a few days in Nashville—you know, “Music City”—where I watched hours and hours of live music. The thing about Nashville is,
Category: Publisher’s Note
I am inspired
When I read the stories and columns for the upcoming issue of Maine Women Magazine each month, I am inspired. I am also inspired by
Our Voices
Senator Susan Collins has a message for Maine women: “Go for it.” Collins, arguably one of the most influential women in the country right now,
Individual style
Some people think “style” in Maine boils down to a pair of Bean boots, a wool hat and a formless puffy coat. And while that’s
Let’s do this!
DIY is a life theme for me, but it really has nothing to do with arts and crafts. When my kids were little, I did
Women at work
I went to work at the Guy Gannett Publishing Company in 1987 (now MaineToday Media, which recently became the parent company of Maine Women Magazine).
Food, glorious food!
I don’t consider myself a foodie. Many of my non-cooking friends have said that I am, but compared to real foodies, I am an amateur.
Body Power
When my youngest daughter was in middle school, I found myself sitting across the desk from the school principal, armed with reams of printouts from
10 years of cheering on the Tri for a Cure
This is the tenth time I’ve sat down to write a publisher’s note for the annual Tri for a Cure issue of Maine Women Magazine.
