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Maine Pumpkin Festivals: The History and Fun Behind Fall’s Best Events
Fall in Maine is synonymous with cool breezes, colorful foliage, and of course, pumpkins. One of the state's most beloved fall traditions is the pumpkin festival, a celebration that has deep historical roots and continues to delight both locals and visitors each year. From pumpkin weighing contests to pumpkin carving competitions, these festivals bring communities together to celebrate the harvest season in a uniquely Maine way. Here’s a look at the history behind these festive gatherings and how you can enjoy them today.
Maine DOE to Distribute Books About Immigrant Experiences to Every School District
There were two crates waiting for Valerie Smith, an elementary school librarian, when she arrived at the Sanford School Department’s central office on Monday. In one was a collection of 30 picture books featuring experiences of modern-day immigrants and their families, along with discussion prompts. In the other, a custom display built by Maine businesses […]
Crafting with Nature: DIY Fall Décor Using Maine’s Natural Resources
Fall in Maine is nothing short of magical. The vibrant hues of autumn leaves, the crispness of the air, and the abundance of natural materials make it the perfect season for DIY enthusiasts. Whether you’re looking to bring the outdoors into your home or simply want to enjoy some hands-on creativity, Maine’s natural resources offer everything you need to craft beautiful fall décor.
A Local’s Guide to Foraging in Maine During the Fall
Maine’s natural beauty isn’t just something to admire; it’s something you can taste, too. As the crisp fall air sweeps through the state, Maine’s forests, meadows, and coastline offer a bounty of wild edibles perfect for foraging. From mushrooms and nuts to wild berries and herbs, the fall season is a great time to explore Maine’s rich landscape while gathering food straight from nature. Foraging not only connects you to the environment but also provides fresh, organic ingredients you can use in your kitchen.
Parts of Maine Face Rain Deficit as Drought Intensifies
This summer was better than last, for us anyway. Last summer, most of us will remember that there was a distinct lack of sunshine for like, half the summer. It wasn't that warm. It rained a lot. And most people spent their days grumbling about how un-fun it was to be outside. Luckily, this summer was pretty much the opposite. Lots of sun and warm temps.
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