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Are Maine deer camps ready for women?

Maine’s lost wildlife: species that vanished or nearly disappeared

By Bob Duchesne Maine looks different today than it did before Europeans arrived.

What’s the most lethal spot to shoot a moose?

Legislature must act on prosecutor shortage

By Chelsea Lynds, Penobscot, Piscataquis County deputy district attorney During the last five years, court backlogs have pressured Maine prosecutors to shortcut their obligation to enhance public safety.

Burial at sea

By Nancy Battick If you’ve ever wandered through old cemeteries along the coast of Maine, you may have come across a headstone with the inscription “lost at sea.

Piscataquis Democrats host Fall Fundraising Dinner

MILO — Piscataquis Democrats and their guests gathered for their annual Fall Fundraising Dinner at the Three Rivers Kiwanis building in Milo on Saturday, Oct.

Watch out for these fuzzy caterpillars in Maine this fall

By Susan Bard, Bangor Daily News Outdoors Editor Several caterpillar species in Maine can cause skin reactions, including the invasive browntail moth.

This North Woods bird will eat right out of your hand

AARP Maine’s News You Can Use

By Joyce Bucciantini, AARP Maine community outreach volunteer As summer blends into fall, Maine’s forests trade their summer green for fall reds and yellows; a sure sign that autumn is upon us and that winter will not be far behind.

Back at school, kids must take testing seriously. The rest of us too.

By Virginia Templet, Puritan Medical Products marketing director The kids are back in school, and they’re bringing the viruses with them.

Maine game wardens’ 1922 deaths still a mystery

Genetic roulette, anyone?

By Nancy Battick We’re all victims of genetic roulette.

The authentic Maine moose hunting documentary you need to see

Navy dispute threatens angler access to Great Pond in Aurora, Maine

Keeping family memories

By Nancy Battick I have a cousin I’ll call Susan, who lives out of state in a nursing home.

I hired a Maine guide in the past. Here’s what I’m learning about bear baiting on your own

By Pete Warner A year ago, I entertained the thought of trying to establish a bear bait site.

Carey Kish: The right stuff

Project-based learning works. It should be expanded in Maine.

By Daniel Ross Maine’s students are growing up in a world that is more complex, fast changing, and uncertain than at any point in recent memory.

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