Taking stock of this season in the garden.
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Leg Work: Bicycle and pedestrian friendly policies are good as far as they go
But strong advocates are needed to make real changes.
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Grow: Tulips will boost your spring
Plant them now, protect them from mice and deer, and you’re on your way.
Posted inHealth
Maine workers use fitness trackers to plug in to healthier habits
The watch-like devices spark competitions among employees, but are they just the latest fitness fad?
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Outdoors Calendar
TUESDAY Alaska Flyfishing Tour, 7 p.m. in Scarborough Pudge Kleinkauf has fished throughout Alaska for rainbow and cutthroat trout, among other fish. She has owned and operated her own guide service, Women’s Flyfishing, for 29 of the 45 years she has lived in Alaska. She will give a slide presentation of some of Alaska’s most […]
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Birding: Swainson’s hawk makes a rare Maine appearance
Clearly out of place in Millinocket, it’s only the third verified appearance of this kind of bird in the state.
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Canoeing in Maine: Along Sheepscot waters bloom dazzling displays
Bring a camera to Palermo, where Sheepscot Pond and Sheepscot River offer radiant foliage and active wildlife.
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It’s Worth the Trip: Dodge Point a walk through history
The preserve on the Damariscotta River offers an old farm road and a brick-strewn beach.
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Converting paper records to digital files a slow, difficult process
The absence of shared definitions and translations have stalled benefits of electronic medical records.
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Issues keep perception challenge alive for Clinton
The intersection of money, politics, privilege and privacy remains tricky for the Democratic presidential candidate to negotiate.