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Blake Stansell said: “We are committed to managing the land in the spirit and letter of the conservation easement. We want to work with Pittsburg to address the shortfall in funds with a loss of timber tax funds, and we are committed to enhancing recreation opportunities.”
Over the years, the Maine Fishermen’s Forum has been an important event for me; I go to listen and engage with different stakeholders of the Gulf of Maine.
It’s significantly warmer today, Joyful Musers, and it’s a good day to thaw and ask some questions, to muse on the answers, to wonder why.
Some lawmakers want to give local officials tools to address skyrocketing rental rates, but landlords say the solution is to build more apartments not create more regulations.
House and Senate Ways and Means committee members were warned Wednesday not to expect the state to experience the same economic growth it has since recovering from the pandemic.
When I saw that the Great Bay Trout Unlimited Chapter 613 was hosting author David Van Wie I asked Coach Jim Boulanger (Coach B ) to go along for a ride. David has written what I consider a new fly fishing classic. I am an avid reader and writer and I don’t say that lightly.
Attorney General John M. Formella announces the arrest of Christopher Butler, age thirty six, of South Berwick, Maine on two class B felony counts of harm or threats to certain government officials, RSA 631:4-a, and one count class A misdemeanor count of criminal threatening, RSA 631:4.
Who was behind the whimsy and joyfulness in the way Barrington offers its protected forests and open spaces to all of us to fall in love with?
How about floating on a tube on a quiet pond or lake with a fly rod in your hand?