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Theatre Review - 'The Crucible' at Heartwood Regional |
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By Marilyn Taylor
Coastal Journal contributor
Marathon theater events are not my favorite. If I'm going to sit through a play almost three hours long, I'd like to see Katharine Hepburn or Laurence Olivier on the stage. But unfortunately, neither of them is available (due to death).
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by Gina Hamilton
Coastal Journal editor
It was sunny on Saturday morning, down at Turning Tide Cottage, and some of the birds were hanging around by the feeder outside the living room window. We had cardinals, chickadees, some kind of finch which I could not find in my field guide, and the occasional squirrel to liven things up. Mr. Fierce, the black and white tuxedo cat, who needs to lose some weight but is under quarantine right now, chattered on the floor below the window to lure them to the feeder, then leaped with all his mass up onto the radiator shelf and scared them all away. But they realized, I think, that he was housebound, because none of them went too far.
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What does conservation mean to you? |
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What does conservation mean to you? Many people think of conservation as the act of conserving energy such as fuel for their car or house. We also know of groups which conserve history or various parts of our culture. Depending on each of our own beliefs and priorities we all have different definitions of what conservation means.
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Tax credits for wood burning stoves |
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by Sen. Susan M. Collins
During the height of the oil crisis in the 1970s, many families here in Maine and throughout much of the country turned to wood as an affordable way to heat their homes. With oil prices soaring today, wood is again the fuel of choice for an increasing number of consumers.
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During 2007, the steepest decline in home ownership, led partly by the steepest rise in foreclosures since the Great Depression, had a chilling effect on the national economy. Nationally, foreclosures were up 75%, the number of owner-occupied homes dropped 1.1% in a single year, and the drop in the sale price of homes is the largest since records began to be kept in the mid-sixties, a loss of over 7%.
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