Editorials
Watching the seed drop
A good friend of mine just began work for a farmer planting potatoes doing the same job I did when I was in the years of my jr/sr high school days. That job is riding the planter.
Puppy Breakfast
All but the most phobic or allergic are pretty much suckers for a cute puppy; even people who don’t particularly care for dogs are drawn in by a puppy who wrinkles up little shoe-button eyes and grins a puppy grin punctuated with shiny, tiny, white puppy teeth.
Conservation Corner – May, 2017
Sue Szwed is one those women who seem like they can do anything. As a partner with the Southern Aroostook Soil and Water Conservation District, we offer her apple trees during the annual tree sale and have drawn on her fruit growing knowledge to lead classes and be a part of the planning committee for Aroostook Apple Day held in October.
Let’s rock this thing
“Somebody” finally knocked this season into gear and leaned on the throttle.
New House Health Care Bill Jeopardizes Drug Addiction Fight
The American Health Care Act, which passed in the U.S. House of Representatives in early May, is ill-conceived, damaging and downright cruel.
Helping small business with tax code reforms
Small businesses are our nation’s job creators. According to the Small Business Administration, small businesses employ more than half of all American workers and have generated two-out-of-three net new jobs since the 1970s.
General aviation: a lifeline for rural Maine
In 1998, an ice storm swept through Maine, quietly burying roads and towns. Some communities became completely inaccessible.