Eggs are nothing to joke about. That funny object in the fridge is round on one end and pointy on the other. Rather fragile if dropped but it still remains a potent protein source.Here in the states grocery stores carry mostly chicken eggs.
Do you love winter? Have a hankering to ride snowmobiles? Come on out for the first annual County Snow Fest. This City-sponsored event will take place Friday, Jan. 28 through Sunday, Jan. 30. There will be events for all ages, some of which are free.
Katie was sick with COVID-19 for a month, quarantined with Greg in their cozy family home in Drew Plantation, Maine.
If only there was enough time in the day to do all the tasks we need to complete. Residents, carpenters, electricians, and contractors are all plagued with completing paper applications for building, electrical, and Certificate of Occupancy permits before sending the application and cash or check payment through the mail, or dropping it off at City Hall.
Editor’s note: This is a reprint of one of Ted Shapiro’s original Weather Whys columns.
Most folks don’t know that some very important weather information has been gleaned from old weather diaries, which were often kept by farmers and town folk alike.
Often in life, we take for granted what we see in front of us every day. Here in Presque Isle, we are very fortunate to have an airport with a major airline carrier providing service. There are municipalities far larger than us around the country that cannot make that same claim.
I had what is categorized as a “sleepless night” last evening. I am not sure what it was that was behind such turmoil within me, but it was causing great havoc and dismay. I believe we all strive for peace of mind and during the usual hours of sweet and welcome slumber.
It’s a new year. Perhaps it’s time for a new project. If you’re like most of us your photo collection is probably housed in albums, scrapbooks, paperboard boxes or even plastic bags.
To the editor:
I’m taking the time to write and express the joy I receive every time Belinda Ouellette’s column appears.
How do you “ring in” the New Year? Do you have a special food? Watch the ball drop in Times Square? Make a resolution or two?
According to History.com, people have been celebrating the new year for over 4,000 years. In fact, it is thought that making resolutions first began with the ancient Babylonians (1895 BC-539 BC).
