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In verse: Maine places and people

Produced by Dennis Camire This week’s poem is by Leonore Hildebrandt of Harrington. It first appeared in “The Cumberland Review.” Her most recent book is “The Next Unknown,” published by Pecan Grove Press.   Statistics By Leonore Hildebrandt   She found them on the tidal river not far from the house — Winchester cartridge, duck and […]

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Eats: Make it personal this Christmas

Easy-to-make carrot ginger soup and bacon onion jam right from your kitchen are perfect personal gifts for the holidays. One of my greatest pleasures is making gifts for my loved ones at Christmastime. I peruse my recipe file well in advance, make my decisions and create my shopping list, checking it twice. I confess that […]

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Mystery Photo for December 3

Mystery Photo for December 3, 2017 (Russ Dillingham/Sun Journal) If you can identify where this photo was taken, contact us at [email protected] or call 207-689-2896 and leave a voice mail with your answer, your name, town and phone number. Correct entries will be eligible for a drawing for a $20 Hannaford Supermarkets gift card. Find […]

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Liars, hucksters and fake news are nothing new

A history lesson in hoaxes Bunk:  The Rise of Hoaxes, Humbug, Plagiarists, Phonies, Post-Facts and Fake NewsBy Kevin YoungGraywolf. 560 pp. $30 What is more American than reinvention? After all, only a keystroke separates “making it” from “faking it.” Change your name, rewrite your past, hobnob with the right people and occasionally murmur “old sport” and […]

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In verse: Maine places and people

Produced by Dennis Camire This week’s poem is by Doug Woodsum of Smithfield, whose most recent book is “The Lawns of Lobstermen,” published by Moon Pie Press.   Two Questions after Rain By Doug Woodsum   When rain stops and leaves hang lower; bending Bowing, thanking, maybe, on stems that seem Too thin, you remember […]

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Kristi's Cafe in Auburn

New cafe offers ‘completely-from-scratch’ breakfast and lunch Real estate, social work, therapeutic recreation and installing grass turf around the Northeast are all jobs Kristi Huard Norcross has had. In other words, no background in running a cafe. “I have no restaurant experience, except for waitressing when I was younger,” said Norcross. But clearly Norcross is […]