How to make corn season pop
The fresh corn season is winding down. Gobble those cobs like tomorrow is here.
The fresh corn season is winding down. Gobble those cobs like tomorrow is here.
To the editor:
My 5-year-old daughter, Hannah, recently asked me, “Why can’t they just stop fighting each other?” I struggled to answer her simple yet profoundly complex question.
Moué j’t’un gah d’Grand Isle. J’ai grandi un peut comme Tom Sawyer, plus ou moin. Je veut dire qu’on allais a pêche su’l’bôre d’la rivière Saint-Jean regulièrement, etc.
Begin with a leaf. Place a napkin or paper towel on a table. Lay the leaf flat on top of the paper towel. Using a toothpick dipped in water, drop one drop on to the leaf.
We’re all victims of genetic roulette. As you know, you get half your genetic code from your mother and half from your father. However, one-half of their genes aren’t passed on to you.
Fall is here, and we all know what that means — leaves, and lots of them, will be falling.
Dad absolutely loved – and I do mean loved – TV wrestling. He had his favorites, but none of them could surpass the one and only William Dee Calhoun, aka Haystack Calhoun.
I have a cousin I’ll call Susan, who lives out of state in a nursing home. She is in the process of sliding into the dark tunnel of Alzheimer’s.
To the editor:
There have been several very well attended demonstrations in Aroostook county towns (Caribou, Presque Isle, Houlton and Madawaska).
To the editor:
As a resident of northern Maine, I am alarmed by the clear-cutting carried out by the Irving company off Routes 161 and 162 in Cross Lake Township and Sinclair.