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My name is Keith Michaud and this is “Letters From Away,” a blog written by a Mainer living outside the comfortable and sane confines of New England. The blog is intended for Mainers, whether they live in the Pine Tree State or beyond, and for anyone who has loved ’em, been baffled by ’em or both. Ayuh, I am “from away.” Worse still, I live on the Left Coast – in California. Enjoy! Or not. Your choice.
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Daily Archives: September 23, 2011
Ashland police chief, second victim in moose accident remain hospitalized | Bangor Daily News
EAGLE LAKE, Maine — Two men who suffered serious injuries in a moose crash on Wednesday morning remain in a Bangor hospital, one in critical condition.
Cyr Martin, 46, one of the victims and also the chief of the Ashland Police Department, is in fair condition at Eastern Maine Medical Center.
Melford Bouchard, 70, of Newburgh, is in critical condition at the hospital, a spokesperson said Friday afternoon.
Click to read more of the story by Jen Lynds in the Bangor Daily News.
Posted in Law and Order, Outdoors
Tagged Aroostook County, Ashland, Cyr Martin, Eagle Lake, Eastern Maine Medical Center, moose
25 things to do this fall — festivals, foliage and fun | Bangor Daily News
As you bid goodbye to summer — so long flip flops, air conditioner and iced beverages on the patio — you say hello to an even more fleetingly beautiful part of the year. The crispness in the air arrived last week, and the leaves have just barely begun to change color.
Summer may look pretty fantastic after four months of winter, but autumn feels just lovely after four months of summer. Enjoy it while you can by trying any of the 25 things to do this fall that we’ve assembled for you.
Click for more on the story by Emily Burnham in the Bangor Daily News.
Posted in Entertainment, Environment, Food and Drink, Maine, Outdoors
Tagged Bangor Book Festival, Bangor Daily News, Beer and Pemaquid Mussel Fest, Camden, Camden International Film Festival, Clash of the Titans, Eastport Arts Center, Emily Burnham, fall, fall colors, Fall Foliage Drive, foliage, Fright at the Fort, Great Ellsworth Puppet Festival, Harvest on the Harbor, Juice 3.0 Creative Economy Conference, Maine, Maine Earth Science Day, Maine Eastern Railroad, Maine Harvest Festival, Maine Historical Society, Maine State Museum, Moxie Falls, Oktoberfest, Red Cloak Haunted History Tours, Rockland, Skowhegan, Stone Mountain Arts Center, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Vinfest, Women’s ice hockey
