News of Maine's Coast and Islands
Folks with a handful of write-in votes have been nudged into office.
Phil Crossman
Media
Mitchell left every one of the 300 or so in attendance inspired, hopeful and wishing he was a candidate for president.
A frenzy of consumption is underway that makes hyenas around a fallen wildebeest look like dinner with Martha Stewart.
A few years ago I went to Florida on vacation. I’d never seen a woman in a thong before.
I’ve been hopeful that someone would come along who would restore the party to the noble ideals it espoused when I first joined in 1962.
Vinalhaven often experiences big storms. That’s not surprising. We are, after all, an island in the middle of the ocean.
This place, this island, is free from nearly all the world’s afflictions. No one is attacking us.
It was just a camp built by boys, because that is what we were back in 1959—boys in search of adventure where Brandy Brook empties its copper colored water into Carver’s Pond, an estuary of Vinalhaven’s main harbor.
I’ve always loved little spaces I could make my own. When I was a kid, maybe 13 or so, I lived for a while in a box a refrigerator had come in. I