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Outdoors

Published
July 6, 2014

Some in Bethel leery of L.L. Bean presence

A new Outdoor Discovery School at Sunday River has some wondering if the big retailer will help local business interests.
Published
July 6, 2014

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MONDAY Migrating Bird Talk, 4 p.m. in Camden Dr. Yossi Leshem is a well-known ornithologist and environmental educator from Israel who will be the featured speaker at the Camden Public Library. The talk on “Migrating Birds Know No Boundaries” is co-hosted by Mid-Coast Audubon Society, Coastal Senior College, and Congregation Adas Yoshuron of Rockland. Leshem […]
Published
July 6, 2014

Canoeing in Maine: Long Pond in Mt. Vernon offers a magic day

Everything a paddler could want is on display.
Published
July 1, 2014

Dam’s removal in Augusta is a wildlife success story

Alewives and shad are thriving in the Kennebec River thanks to the contentious 1999 removal of a dam.
Published
June 29, 2014

No longer top dog at home

The golden retriever gains the upper hand.

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Published
June 29, 2014

Down East hikes are worth the trek to Steuben

Pigeon Hill and Petit Manan Point are rich in history.
Published
June 29, 2014

In From the Outdoors: Q&A with champion moose caller Eric Ward

The Registered Maine Guide is quite familiar with moose.
Published
June 29, 2014

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Published
June 29, 2014

What’s up in July: Jupiter takes a holiday, asteroids get intimate

July is the first full month of summer and we should have some great nights to view the heavens. The month is named after Julius Caesar. Highlights include Earth being farthest from the sun, nice conjunctions of the moon with Mars and Saturn, three minor meteor showers, and the two biggest and brightest asteroids – […]
Published
June 29, 2014

In float-tube fishing, anglers are more like fish

The practice is not popular, but still much-loved