Part two of our reminiscence of cake.
Columns
Posted inColumns, National Sports
The blown call
Regular columnist Bob Daviau’s take on the New Orleans-LA Championship game.
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Posted inColumns, The Rangeley Highlander
The blown call
Regular columnist Bob Daviau’s take on the New Orleans-LA Championship game.
Posted inColumns, Opinion
Robert Gebelhoff: How much stolen money is Trump eyeing to build his wall?
Column by Robert Gebelhoff about how much stolen money is Trump eyeing to build his wall
Posted inColumns, The Rangeley Highlander
Chef Scrappy: Les Gateaux
Self-proclaimed foodie Joanne Blais features Rangeley’s favorite local cakes
Posted inAdvertiser Democrat, Columns, Livermore Falls Advertiser, The Bethel Citizen, The Franklin Journal
What I've Learned/Frame of Reference
One evening in the late 1800s, Joseph Holden measured the water in a pail and set the pail on top of a post. By morning, if the earth was round and spinning on its axis, some of the water would slosh out and the pail would shift on the post or fall off entirely. In […]
Posted inColumns, Livermore Falls Advertiser
Turkey a la King! Turkey is king!
Ingredients: 6 tablespoons unsalted butter 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour 1¾ cups turkey or chicken stock, low-sodium if store-bought 2 cups sliced mushrooms, ideally wild, approximately 4-6 ounces 1½ cups chopped cooked turkey ½ cup heavy cream 1 cup frozen peas 2 tablespoons dry sherry Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste Finely chopped […]
Posted inColumns, The Franklin Journal
News from Weld
The Dinner/Dance to benefit the Library is this Saturday September 29 at Kawanhee Inn, the dinner has two seatings one at 5 p.m. and a second at 6:30 p.m. followed by the dance with the music of “Gil and The Welders.” Come dressed for the theme of Margaritaville. The cost is $30/person if there are […]
Posted inColumns, The Bethel Citizen
From the Ellis Pond Sidekicks
I have a few items for your perusal this month. You may recall that I’ve mentioned Ellis Pond is one of the Maine lakes that was selected to be part of a lake vulnerability research project. A team for that project visited the pond twice this summer. They will be sharing their results at some […]
Posted inColumns, The Bethel Citizen
Gilead
GILEAD – Even though the weather feels like summer and the nights are cool, the leaves on some of trees are showing more color than last week. My brother, Steve McLain, stopped by last Saturday and since we have quite a few tomatoes we got to share some garden produce with him while he is […]