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From a hunter’s kitchen: Venison recipes

From a hunter’s kitchen: 3 delicious venison recipes If you’re looking for a new twist on traditional meatballs, sausage, or jerky, try using venison meat! Local hunter Shane McMahon of West Gardiner shares his favorite recipes: Venison Meatballs You’ll need: 1 lb ground venison 1/2 cup milk 2 medium eggs 2 tsp dried parsley 1 […]

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Crowing for geese

Crowing for what? I know this sounds corny, but hear me out. September is the start of early goose season in Maine, and it also coincides with the crow season. Being an avid hunter, I thoroughly enjoy hunting crows, but I have to admit that geese are a little better eating and equally as much […]

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Hunting trend: Archery on the rise

A major recent trend in hunting is the rising popularity of archery. Tim Gagnon, of Brunswick, an avid hunter and an archery instructor for the L.L. Bean Discovery Center, explained why learning bow hunting skills is great for hunters. “As a society, we’re getting more suburban areas and urban areas… the white-tailed deer can become […]

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Bare facts on ages of bears harvested in 2009

Just in time for the start of this year’s bear hunt, bear hunters who voluntarily submitted a tooth from their bear in 2009 now can learn the age of the bear on the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife’s website. The web address is http://maine.gov/ifw/hunting_trapping/hunting/bear.htm . The Department received bear teeth from 971 hunters, […]

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Maine men’s hoops gets ESPNU date

The University of Maine men’s basketball team has already gotten some recognition from national magazines and web sites. On Tuesday, it was announced the Black Bears will also be getting some national TV exposure during the season. The America East Conference has announced that the Black Bears’ game at Stony Brook on Saturday, Feb. 12 […]

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Out Coached

 The opening kick-off to the football season was fast approaching and everyone in the press box was ready for the action to begin.  The athletic director at Hampden Academy had already checked on things in the press box and even made sure that I and a person filming the game for the Leavitt High School […]

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Five blogs for football fans

Here are five football blogs I recommend to football fans. Sorry, we don’t allow links on our blogs for some reason, but they’re all easy to find: 1. coldhardfootballfacts.com — Funny, politically incorrect and terrific analysis. No site challenges the myths of the sport it covers more frequently (the way it dispells the widely held […]

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Chargers, Jets, Chiefs and Black Bears, oh my

Nobody outside the 207 thinks of Orono as a professional football pipeline on par with Gainesville, Columbus or South Bend. A national television audience is about to discover that the University of Maine can hold its own, however. Monday Night Football kicks off with an ESPN doubleheader at 7 p.m. tonight, and no fewer than […]

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Talkin’ MAINEiacs with L-A’s Mayors

Recently, the MAINEiacs leaders sat down with L-A’s mayors, Mayors Gilbert and Gleason, for a down-to-earth question and answer session regarding the MAINEiacs’ presence — and future — here in Central Maine. Q1: What are the general economic impacts of having the MAINEiacs located in L-A and its environs? Don’t other local businesses and restaurants […]

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Maineiacs Owners

Mark Just Mark Just enters his eighth season as the majority owner of the Lewiston MAINEiacs. Mark was born in Chicago, Illinois, where he also attended high school at Sullivan High School. After graduating, Just attended the University of Iowa, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in History – Education. Mark has been […]