Talk of the town: Arachnid encounters and the naked truth.
Mark LaFlamme
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Gratuities: Have we reached a tipping point?
Mainers say tipping has gotten out of hand. Many blame COVID for causing big change in the business of small change.
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Mark LaFlamme: Longley School vandalized; free parenting advice offered on Facebook
Street Talk: When news of the latest vandalism spree started to get around, the furor landed in its usual place: on social media.
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Mark LaFlamme: Does Patrick Dempsey dream of electric bikes?
Talk of the Town: Pork rinds, giant bees, tiny irons, tube socks and Tara Reid. Aside from the weather, this week was a bzzzzzzzzz.
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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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Mark LaFlamme: Latest findings: Lewiston and Auburn crawling with ghosts. Maybe
Street Talk: No matter where in the Twin Cities you live, chances are good, apparently, that you’re uncomfortably close to a bona fine haunted house.
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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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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.
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Mark LaFlamme: Summer is dead and I don’t feel so good myself
Talk of the Town: Pumpkins … stale milk and plastic … cinnamon EVERYTHING … Ah, the wonderful flavors of fall.
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Mark LaFlamme: Nice Day. Think it’ll rain?
Street Talk: The rain clouds themselves seemed particularly sly and malicious this summer, waiting to pounce on you and your plans like a cat on a field mouse.