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Maine hunters face shrinking access to private land

Golden: I won’t seek reelection. Here’s why.

Why Maine land trusts are actually a good thing for hunters and anglers

By Colin Brown Maine has a rich history of land conservation for the benefit of its residents and visitors.

Grouse hunters find plenty of birds and laughs in Maine’s North Woods

By Pete Warner T11, R13 WELS — There’s nothing quite like a hunting trip to the North Maine Woods.

AARP Maine’s News You Can Use

By Joyce Bucciantini, AARP Maine community outreach volunteer The winter holidays will soon be upon us, filled with Thanksgiving turkey, December parties and holiday gift-giving.

Maine wildlife officials advise harvesting does first for bigger bucks

Local citizens learn about complex US immigration laws

By Sam Brown An experienced Maine lawyer who practices immigration law presented a basic introduction to the topic to about 30 concerned residents at the Thompson Free Library in Dover-Foxcroft, Tuesday afternoon Oct.

This Health Literacy Month, there is actually progress to celebrate

By Virginia Templet, Puritan Medical Products marketing director October is known as Health Literacy Month, which promotes Americans finding, understanding and using health information to their advantage.

Heat, hard roads and hard-won bulls in Maine’s moose hunt

What languages are in your history?

By Nancy Battick American Ancestors’ weekly e-zine recently posed a survey question regarding ancestral languages.

Check your boots before hiking in Maine — here’s why

By Aislinn Sarnacki We’d been hiking for three miles before I started to feel a prickly sensation at the top of my foot near my big toe.

No Kings rally in Dover-Foxcroft

DOVER-FOXCROFT — One hundred fifty concerned citizens gathered on the East Main Street bridge in Dover-Foxcroft on Saturday, Oct.

DHHS must protect transportation options for Maine’s seniors and disabled

By Joe Baldacci Of vital importance to protecting the health, dignity, and mobility of Maine people is the transportation infrastructure that makes this possible.

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.

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