Mainers touched by earthquake in Japan, tsunami in Hawaii | Bangor Daily News
Day full of anxiety for Mainers as state’s sister city feels brunt | Portland Press Herald
Mainers seek news of loved ones in Japan | Waterville Maine Sentinel
Mainers touched by earthquake in Japan, tsunami in Hawaii | Bangor Daily News
Day full of anxiety for Mainers as state’s sister city feels brunt | Portland Press Herald
Mainers seek news of loved ones in Japan | Waterville Maine Sentinel
Posted in Disaster, Environment, Maine
Tagged earthquake, Hawaii, Japan, Mainers, tsunami
Urbanist and heritage developer Paul Oberman killed in plane crash | Treehugger.com
Here’s an earlier Bangor Daily News story.
One killed, one injured in plane crash on Maine-Quebec border | Bangor Daily News
Posted in Environment, Law and Order, Photos
Tagged Maine, Paul Oberman, plane crash
Posted in Economy, Environment, Maine, Outdoors
Tagged Aroostook County, Cam-Am Crown, dog sleds, Fort Kent
Oysters in Maine: A fishery’s uncertain fate| Maine Sunday Telegram
Record lobster harvest for state | Maine Sunday Telegram
Posted in Economy, Environment, Food and Drink, Maine, Outdoors
Tagged Damariscotta, Department of Marine Resources, fishermen, lobster, MSX, oysters
Posted in Environment, Maine, Outdoors, Sports
Tagged Aroostook County, Fort Kent, Olympic Training Center, Presque Isle, World Cup Biathlon
Posted in Education and Schools, Environment, Maine
Tagged awareness, charity, Lincolnville, Love the Bus

Karen Douglass of Orland rests with bandaged legs after being rammed by a young bull moose on Feb. 10. Grimley (white) and Wilbur (black and white) were two of her three dogs who found the moose and instigated the event. Douglass suffered an injured shoulder from the moose impact, another injured shoulder from hitting the ground, mild hypothermia and frostbite on her lower legs. She also suffered severe leg bruising, mostly from the difficult trip home without her snowshoes.
Orland woman: I was run over by a moose | Bangor Daily News
Posted in Environment, Health and Welfare, Maine, Outdoors
Tagged frostbite, hypothermia, Maine, moose, Orland, snowshoes
Posted in Environment, Outdoors
Tagged Mellie Dunham, Mellie Dunham Shoe and String Festival, Norway, snowshoes
World Cup Biathlon moves to Fort Kent | The Portland Press Herald / Maine Sunday Telegram.
WORLD CUP NO. 8
WHERE: 10th Mountain Ski Center, Fort Kent
THURSDAY: Men’s 10K sprint
FRIDAY: Women’s 7.5K sprint
SATURDAY: Men’s 12.5K pursuit and women’s 10K pursuit
SUNDAY: Men’s 15K mass start and women’s 12.5K mass start
Added snow makes conditions tougher in Biathlon World Cup | Maine Sunday Telegram
Germany cruises in mixed relay at Cup biathlon; US team finishes 7th | Bangor Daily News
Posted in Economy, Environment, Maine, Outdoors
Tagged Biathlon World Cup, Nordic Heritage Center, Presque Isle
Posted in Economy, Environment, Maine, Outdoors
Tagged BBC Land LLC, John Malone, Liberty Media Corp.
Sweden’s Ekholm, Germany’s Peiffer claim biathlon sprint races | Bangor Daily News
Students volunteer medical assistance at biathlon | Bangor Daily News
Posted in Economy, Environment, Maine, Outdoors, Sports
Tagged Biathlon World Cup, Presque Isle
Roads deserted, offices closed as weekly storm hits Maine | Bangor Daily News
Snow day … all day | Portland Press Herald
Sick of snow, you say? Oh wait … there’s more | Portland Press Herald
Posted in Environment, Maine, Outdoors
Tagged blizzard, National Weather Service, Snow storm