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What I’ve learned about hiking in extreme cold

By Aislinn Sarnacki Gusts of freezing wind threatened to bowl us over as we emerged from the shelter of snow-caked trees.

Escaping the winter doldrums

By Nancy Battick Once the excitement of the holidays has passed, it’s easy to slip into the winter doldrums.

Ice fishing derbies galore!

Amateur photographers pose risks to owl survival

By Bob Duchesne It took a while to develop, but this is turning into a better-than-average snowy owl year.

Voter ID referendum is unnecessary, expensive, and harmful to Maine voters

By Anna Kellar, League of Women Voters of Maine executive director This past November, my 98-year-old grandmother was determined that she wasn’t going to miss out on voting for president.

Despite budget gap warnings, Janet Mills wants to spend more

By Matthew Gagnon Gov.

Can we protect ourselves from gun violence?

To the Editor; Congratulations to David Farmer for his excellent insightful column on gun violence and why we cannot stop it or find an adequate solution.

In the U.S., violence too often is the answer

By David Farmer “Violence is never the answer.

The wild meat choices

President Trump’s grocery shopping

Maine people deserve health care answers

To the Editor; I have read the OpEd piece by Dr.

A letter to my last child

By Matthew Gagnon I never really wanted to be an old father.

Bringing down walls

By Nancy Battick When genealogists discover they can’t proceed further in their research into a family or individual, they call it hitting a brick wall.

Film looks at homelessness in Maine

To the Editor; Homelessness is an issue everywhere in Maine.

The adaptive moose hunt

American health care faces a crisis of greed, inequity and lost humanity

The case for fly fishing in the dead of winter

By Kevin McKay, Maine Fishing Adventures It was 4:30 a.

A refreshing example of hunting tradition

To the Editor; V.

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