Last month was Human Trafficking Awareness Month. Raising awareness about human trafficking, and specifically sex trafficking in Maine, is one of my top priorities. Unfortunately, Maine is not immune to this form of modern-day slavery.
Yup, it’s true. This winter has reached 100 inches of snow faster than any winter on record at Caribou, where they’ve been keeping records since 1939.
When the weather closed farm stands and downtown farmers markets last fall, owners and vendors regretfully packed up their signs, displays and cash boxes one last time.
In the last column, George faced some scrutiny from society about his living choices and came to terms with what stabilizing his living situation meant regarding the basic freedoms he was accustomed to enjoying.
It is a good time to be a sports fan in New England. The Boston Red Sox captured their ninth World Series championship last October and the Boston Celtics and Bruins have proven to be perennial playoff contenders in recent years.
The Ark has a kitten named Mouse and many of you have been following his story. For those of you who do not know, Mouse was born at The Ark just about four months ago.
It is 2019 and while April showers bring May flowers, April also marks tax season — a prime time for scams.
