By Dan Rhodes, High Peaks Alliance volunteer When I talk to friends or colleagues I know from living in big cities about moving to Maine, it still feels like I’m trying to justify my decision as if I’m disclosing some rare disease.

By Nancy Battick Have you inherited old photos of people you don’t recognize?  I recently came across an old formal photo of a young child.

To the Editor; As a native and now a longtime summer rusticator in Downeast Maine, I have enjoyed listening to some of the programs on WVOM that allowed me to stay in touch with my beloved State of Maine.

By Carey Kish A cool north wind blows refreshingly across the crystal-clear waters of the pond.

By Joy Barresi Saucier and Noël Bonam Maine is well known for its healthy skepticism of anything that comes “from away.

To the Editor; I live and work on the West Branch of the Penobscot River and on July 27 at 4:30 p.

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To the Editor; A recent article listed new animal trapping regulations in Maine.

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To the Editor; The issue of election security seems to obsess President Donald Trump and the Republican Party.

By Joyce Bucciantini, AARP Maine community outreach volunteer By August, Maine’s farm stands and farmers’ markets are bursting with fresh produce.

By Nancy Battick Today, few people rely on physical maps to navigate.

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By Tom Daschle, John McKernan, Olympica Snowe and Tim Wirth We come from different states and political parties.

By Francine Garland Stark and Regina Rooney Maine’s political landscape was upended by the revelations about Graham Platner’s behavior toward women.

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By Bob Duchesne There were 22 adults and six chicks reported on Pushaw Lake during last year’s Maine Audubon Loon Count.