Mystery Photo for Aug. 29, 2021: Correctly guess where this photo was taken and have a chance to win a $20 Hannaford Supermarket gift card.
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Lifestyle news from the Sun Journal.
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The Lawn Goodbye: Homeowners cultivate non-traditional yards
A lush, green lawn may be part of the American Dream, but more people are finding alternatives to it — and the mowing, watering, fertilizing and care that go with it.
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Patty Cormier talks about sacred woods, legacy and the rewards of fighting forest fires
Face Time: Growing up at Deer Farm Camps in Kingfield, and with a natural love of the woods and Maine, the Maine Forest Service director’s career path seemed predestined.
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Words within words within words
In a Word: Proving that word geeks know no limits, there’s the Russian nesting doll of kangaroo words: the grand kangaroo word.
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In a word: Poppin’ Fresh, Larry and other favorite mascots
Attaching a face to a product is a successful marketing technique, whether the face is that of Cap’n Horatio Magellan Crunch, Uncle Ben or Mia the Land O’Lakes ‘Butter Maiden.’
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Talk of the Town: Calm down, son. You’re having balloon flashbacks.
Things are looking up! Everywhere I go, I see people on the street coming to complete stops, pointing at the sky and making all sort of noises that are supposed to denote, I think, awe and wonder. Then they get out their phones and start snapping photos from weird angles. I look up there and […]
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They were winter weary, fed up and suffering ‘Ohio Fever’: How fleeing Mainers founded Maineville, Ohio
The tiny town in southwest Ohio was among the places Mainers settled in the 1800’s seeking a better life, and the town maintains a connection with Maine 200 years later.
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Mystery Photo for Aug. 22, 2021
Correctly guess where this photo was taken and you could win a $20 Hannaford Supermarket gift card.
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Lewiston’s Phyllis Rand — Red Cross volunteer goes where she’s needed
Face Time: For more than a decade, Rand has left family, friends, her full-time job, and the comforts of home at a moment’s notice to help those affected by hurricanes, floods and wildfires.