V. Paul Reynolds writes that Mangrove Snapper remind him of Maine’s white perch.
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On Skiing: Plenty of skiing for Easter
Many ski areas do something special for the holiday, before the season comes to an end.
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State biologists propose 1% increase in moose permits
The wildlife management district around Moosehead Lake would get 50 more permits, marking the only increase for the entire state.
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On Skiing: Preparing skis and gear for the summer
The season is winding down, which means it’s time to start thinking about how to prep and store ski gear, and columnist Dave Irons has some tips and tricks.
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Outdoors in Maine: Overhauling the deer hunt
Legislation for a major change in the doe permit system has been drafted, writes columnist V. Paul Reynolds.
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Woman embraces another winter in a primitive cabin in the Maine woods
Once again this winter, Wendy Weiger is living alone in a remote, one-room cabin in the woods, learning to navigate at night by the stars.
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Outdoors in Maine: Court overrules biologists’ decision about gray wolves
Columnist V. Paul Reynolds bemoans a judge’s ruling that will keep gray wolves on the list of endangered species, despite some signs of recovery.
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On Skiing: Spring skiing, a celebration
The time of year when there’s still snow on the slopes but some more warmth in the air is when the fun really starts, writes columnist Dave Irons.
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Skiing is made affordable for more kids in western Maine
Several nonprofits and organizations, along with Mt. Abram ski area, are helping to make Nordic and Alpine skiing free or low-cost for area children.
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On Skiing: US Alpine Championships on the way at Sugarloaf
The Carrabassett Valley resort is getting set up to host the national championships starting next weekend.