‘Dear Diary’
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.
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.
Genealogy is a whole different animal from the one I knew when my family began this quest back in the 1980s. The main change is due to the rise in popularity of the home computer and the emergence of the Internet. However, advances in medicine will be changing the thoughts of future genealogists.
While snow can sometimes be a hassle, it is also part of the Maine tourism economy.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, if you are a sports fan. The high school basketball season is rapidly coming to a conclusion with a number of local teams positioned to make some noise in the tournament starting Feb. 13.
Hi folks, here’s one which always surprises people: in the Northern Hemisphere, during our winter, we are about 3 million miles closer to the Sun than during our summer (91 million vs. 94 million miles).
President Obama recently delivered his “State of the Union” address where he spoke about our nation’s progress and his vision for the coming year. As we as a country turn the page on 2014 and look to the future, I’d like to reflect on some of my work from this past year and highlight my priorities for the year ahead.
Recently (January 2nd), The County experienced a significant bout of snow showers and snow squalls, along with areas of blowing snow which caused brief whiteouts.
I remember back in the late 1960s — to some of us a long time ago — we didn’t have computers and smart phones or Xboxes. In fact, at this time of the year, winter, snowmobiles weren’t really in vogue like they are today.
If you have ever driven by a school early in the morning or early afternoon as students are heading to or from the building, perhaps you have noticed some of the attire worn by today’s youth. Or to be more exact, the lack of clothing.
Recently (Jan. 2), The County experienced a significant bout of snow showers and snow squalls, along with areas of blowing snow which caused brief whiteouts.