Getting comfy with conversions
Recently, I had some fun with numbers on my WAGM Facebook page. Even though “everyone” has a phone in their hand or by their side these days, it’s still important to exercise our brains.
Recently, I had some fun with numbers on my WAGM Facebook page. Even though “everyone” has a phone in their hand or by their side these days, it’s still important to exercise our brains.
At 76 years old, you don’t want to break a leg, then have a bunch of screws and plates put in that leg and while doing so, have a pacemaker put in your chest because your heart was stopping. This is exactly what happened to me about eight weeks ago.
We went picking apples and pumpkins this past weekend and the orchard owner said this is the best year they’ve had in 10 years.
I came to Presque Isle from Thomaston this week so I could join other AARP members in attending an important meeting with U.S. Sen. Angus King.
This week, Oct. 6-12, is a week dedicated to what many acknowledge as journalism’s first stronghold. It is National Newspaper Week.
Is there ever a time to stop working on your genealogy and declare it done? The answer is, it depends.
Oct. 5 was a day of solemn remembrance as firefighters, families, and grateful citizens from throughout our state gathered at the Maine Firefighters Memorial to pay tribute to the men and women of our fire services who have dedicated their lives to protecting us.
If there is one constant in life, it is that everything changes. Nothing ever truly remains the same and many people, myself included, struggle with this fact.
A few years have passed and the results have been phenomenal. Interested in some new crop? New trends in agriculture? How to get more out of a small space? Then a trip to the SAD 1 school farm is in order.