As I began learning about the dangers of GMO foods a couple of years ago, and how toxic these products are to the environment and our bodies, I began removing GMO from my diet every way that I could. It is estimated that at least 70 percent of the...

The first time I heard talk about suppressed inventions and technology was over 40 years ago….my counter-culture friends told about how there’d been a carburetor developed that got 75 MPG but it had been bought out by Big Oil so we’d all have to keep on driving gas guzzling...

People of all ages at Tobique First Nation are now able to brush up on their Maliseet Language skills, or learn it for the first time. Through a number of initiatives, including teaching films, local signage and classes local residents are reconnecting with the language of their ancestors. Conquerors...

The Plaster Rock Public School Library will be hosting a FREE Learn to Knit Workshop entitled “Close Knit Community,” to be held at the Plaster Rock Library on three (or four, if required) evenings, from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. on November 18, 20 and 25 (and 27 if required)....

You are invited this magical holiday season to an opening reception showcasing 35 unique and talented local and regional Artists at The Andrew & Laura McCain Art Gallery (ALMAG) in Florenceville-Bistol. Join the Gallery as they unveil their most anticipated show of the year, “Small Works Group Art Exhibit...

We Can Do It No! Paper plates, Styrofoam Plastic knives and forks TV dinners, ready to eat Screw-off tops and corks! No! Throw away, dispose of Cast off, and discard Environmentally friendly Seems simply – oh so hard! Yes! Reuse and recycle The key to success Reduce and reclaim...

Thank You! I wanted to thank everyone for making my first birthday the very best birthday a little cat could have ever hoped for!  There were lots of people stopping in to wish me happy birthday and I got many lovely presents.  But, the best gift I could have gotten...

Big Tig here,   I need help. I will be sooo grateful to whoever can back up a Tig.  I am not ashamed to say: Bigger Tigger is in LOVE!! Heart stopping-fur tingling-wanna purr all the time- love. With one problem….she don’t love a Tig!! I don’t understand it either....

To Southeastern Maine and back a “Rockhound’s Journey” By Bryce H. Easter and Janet M. Easter Bryce Easter is a local lapidary living in Fort Fairfield, Maine. Together, with his partner Janet, the two explore our local landscape searching for minerals and semi-precious gems to cut, polish and turn...

Stephanie Kelley Our local Georgetown Conference delegates, Francine St.Amand, Luke Sinstadt, Joe Gee, Tina Martin and Linda Nicholas, returned home from the Redefining Rural Summit inspired with ideas and information on ways to revitalize our rural communities. All the delegates agree that attending the Georgetown Conference was a game...