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Outdoors

Published
July 18, 2016

Ski industry experts voice concerns about Saddleback’s future if area remains idle

The ski area outside Rangeley failed to open last winter and remains mum about its future.
Published
July 17, 2016

Mild winter proves healthy for deer population – until now

Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont are issuing more hunting permits this year because so many deer have survived.
Published
July 17, 2016

Outdoors Calendar

UPCOMING Women fly-fishers, 6 p.m. Aug. 2, South Portland Join the Maine Women’s Flyfishers at their next meeting at Sea Dog Brewing Company in South Portland. Women are invited to learn where local fishing spots are and how to fish them. For more information, email Evelyn@evelynking.net, or go to the Maine TU Women Flyfishers Facebook […]
Published
July 17, 2016

Kennebec Rail Trail offers retreat in state’s capital

The river path stretches for 6 1/2 miles through Augusta, Hallowell, Farmingdale and Gardiner.
Published
July 17, 2016

Canoeing in Maine: A bit of sanctuary on the river in Wells

The Webhannet offers interesting terrain and a host of birdlife.

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Published
July 16, 2016

Maine Audubon’s Loon Count draws 900 volunteers

The annual event builds support for laws on lead-free tackle, invasive plants and shoreline development.
Published
July 10, 2016

Camp Susan Curtis provides lifetime lessons

The camp is more than just a place for outdoor experiences; it helps disadvantaged kids learn life skills for successful careers.
Published
July 9, 2016

Maine’s bear hunt nears as hunters ready their doughnuts

The actual hunt doesn't begin until late summer but hunters may place bait out at the end of July.
Published
July 3, 2016

Neighbors of Acadia National Park make it part of their daily lives

Locals who live beside the popular park embrace it.
Published
July 2, 2016

Dry weather brings bears out of the Maine woods

Complaints of nuisance bears have shot up here and elsewhere in New England as the animals search for food.