Wild rice, fiddleheads, acorns, berries, sunchoke and groundnuts are just some of the many edibles — when prepared properly — available in Maine to anyone willing to look for them. And advocates say the benefits go beyond good health and your pocketbook.
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Mark LaFlamme: Put on your galoshes and dungarees, boys, Hurricane Bruce Lee is a’comin’
Talk of the town: Where combining late-night shopping and a curiosity for bygone clothing is done right!
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In a word: ‘Nepo baby’ and other dictionary additions
It’s not even ‘Blursday’ but you’re already suffering ‘decision fatigue’? Stay calm and read on . . . and don’t worry about ‘information pollution’ here.
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First African to graduate from Bates became a missionary in his homeland
Lewis Penick Clinton, who fled his rural homeland as a teen, learned 12 languages and wowed his peers at the Lewiston college.
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Summer’s soggy season wreaked havoc on gardens and basements alike. Will fall and winter turn off the tap?
State climatologist says the extremes in our weather that brought about a wet summer are likely to be the new normal in Maine.
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Mystery Photo for Sept. 10, 2023
Correctly guess where this photo was taken and you could win a $25 Hannaford Supermarket gift card.
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Mark LaFlamme: It’s all fun and games until you find yourself dunked in hot butter
Talk of the town: What better way to see the world but in a hamster wheel.
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In a word: Do chatbots dream of new words?
The promise of AI includes the problem of dealing with ‘hallucinations.’
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El Niño vs. the Woolly Bear: Predictions for the winter to come
Already named as a culprit in our dismally wet summer, forecasters are now saying that Mr. Niño may overstay his welcome and hang around all winter.