This easy dinner roast recipe takes 30 minutes and only uses 1 pan
This easy recipe will have you with a great, joyous mess to pile on your plate.
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Vegetarian recipes for your St. Patrick’s Day celebration
Irish cuisine isn’t typically welcoming to vegetarians, but with these recipes, you can still enjoy a hearty feast.
Now is the time to prune your fruit trees
Pruning your fruit trees this time of year presents less danger of interfering with the plant’s natural hardiness.
How I grow my bee colonies so that I have enough to sell
“By mid-April, my colonies will be buzzing with bees that will need more room to expand even faster.”
Before Hollywood discovered the ‘Cocaine Bear,’ northern Maine had the OUI goat
In 1986, a religious fraternal ceremony, alcohol and a goat combined for one of Fort Kent’s most memorable arrests.
Try these excellent enchiladas with your roast chicken leftovers
Enchiladas are a great way to make the chicken taste really differently and downplay the leftover aspect of it.
It’s not pleasant but bed bugs are part of Maine life
Bed bugs are small, flat insects found all over the world that feed exclusively on the blood of sleeping people and animals.
Maine will need weeks to determine impacts of Ohio train derailment on air quality
Trace levels of vinyl chloride, which can cause dizziness, nausea and respiratory problems, could be in Maine’s air.
Avian flu detected in wild birds in Kennebec County
Six hooded merganser ducks were found dead at Mill Stream in Winthrop, and tested positive for H5N1 avian influenza.
Mud season is coming this weekend. Here’s how to prepare.
Its forecast to be 63 degrees warmer on Friday than it was last weekend in Bangor, and that means a preview of mud season.
Ditch the store-bought mix for your own decadent hot cocoa
You can customize this decadent hot cocoa recipe any number of ways — with or without spirits.
Homemade balsam poplar salve is an old-time ‘universal cure’ with many uses
Balsam poplar buds can be used to make oil and salve that has been lauded for years for its healing properties.
Rats may already be living in your house this winter
Even though you don’t see them over the winter, it does not mean rats aren’t there.
Don’t put heat lamps in your chicken coop
It can take just minutes for a heat lamp bulb to ignite a coop’s straw bedding.
Is it a falling bowling ball? Is it an exploding car? No, it’s a frost quake.
Those frost quakes can be powerful enough to crack a paved driveway and sound like an exploding car.
Start prepping now for this weekend’s extreme cold
When temperatures drop to 30, 40 and 50 below zero, you should be prepared to hunker down at home to avoid frostbite and hypothermia.
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