CUDDLING ONE OF THE NEW GOAT KIDS
CUDDLING ONE OF THE NEW GOAT KIDS at Tide Mill Creamery is Rachel Bell. She and husband Nate Horton are readying for expansion, including a new hoop house for the goats. (Lora Whelan photo)
April 27, 2017
Front Page Stories
Tide Mill Creamery poised to expand
An April day at Tide Mill Creamery in Edmunds might involve the birth of three goat kids to an already busy goat nursery and the tinkering with an ongoing recipe experiment for cheddar cheese by cheese-maker Aaron Dunn...
Resources available to aid with opioid recovery
If statistics were genuinely sobering, Washington County would be a clean-living place. Unfortunately, it requires more than just numbers to create sobriety --and the recently released statistics from Dr.
Immigration enforcement bills draw fire from diverse groups
Three bills sponsored by Rep. Lawrence Lockman of Amherst about immigration and the intersection of local and federal law enforcement were rolled into one public hearing held by the legislature's Judiciary Committee on April 20 because of the large number of people present to testify.
Forest City dam proposal riles area residents
Woodland Pulp's proposal to surrender its Forest City dam license has been met with stiff resistance by camp owners on East Grand Lake, the eighth largest lake in Maine, since removal of two of the dam's gates could drop the level of the 25-square-mile lake by over six feet.
