The Mediterranean plant will thrive in a sunny south-facing window this season.
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WEDNESDAY Solstice Celebration, 4 p.m. in Holden Join Maine Audubon at the Fields Pond nature center for a winter solstice celebration from 4 to 5:30 p.m. The family-oriented gathering will feature a reading of Eve Bunting’s story “The Night Tree.” Come decorate the nature center’s night tree with gifts for Maine’s winter wildlife. Advance registration […]
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Hunting: Gift ideas for young deer hunters
Picking the right firearm for new hunters is a task that shouldn’t be taken lightly.
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Skiing in Maine: Black Mountain in Rumford has become one of Maine’s best values
Significant improvements have resulted in great trails and low prices in both cross-country and downhill skiing.
Posted inNation & World, News
Henry Heimlich, who devised life-saving maneuver for choking victims, dies at 96
He was director of surgery at a Cincinnati hospital in 1974 when he devised the treatment for choking victims.
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Largest glacier is melting fast, researchers say
If the entire shelf were to melt, oceans worldwide would rise more than 11 feet.
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Thousands turn out to mourn Ohio’s John Glenn
The first American to orbit the earth will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Noted fiscal hawk would be federal budget director
Rep. Mick Mulvaney would lead an office that could seek to repeal Obama administration rules.
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New theory holds Anne Frank family was not betrayed
A research paper from the Anne Frank House museum postulates that the discovery was simply bad luck.
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Kurdish militants suspected in Turkey blast that killed 13
The suicide bomb demolishes a bus transporting off-duty soldiers in the central province of Kayseri.