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Dishing on the office candy dish

What your office candy-dishbehavior says about you The office candy dish is like the watering hole in the Serengeti: If you observe long enough and don’t spook the more timid creatures, you’ll get a peek into the inner workings of an entire social ecosystem. More than a third of American workers say they have some […]

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Mystery Photo for February 19, 2017

Mystery Photo for February 19, 2017 If you can identify where this photo was taken, contact us at bmail@sunjournal.com or call 207-689-2896 and leave a voice mail with your answer, your name, town and phone number. Correct entries will be eligible for a drawing for a $20 Hannaford Supermarkets gift card. Find the Mystery Photo […]

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The Basilica's sculpture: honoring God

Located in the lower church at the entrance to the chapel is a statue of St. Anne and the young Virgin Mary. It is enshrined in ornately carved wooden paneling and there is a “prie dieu” kneeler directly in front of the statue. The expression “prie dieu” is French for “pray to God” and such […]

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Eats: Down East delicious with Marjorie Standish

It was the winter of 1983 when a new friend gifted me with a copy of “Cooking Down East” and I quickly became enamored with the no-nonsense cooking style of Marjorie Standish, considered to be a Maine icon. Marjorie’s career as a high school home economics teacher and then a home service advisor for Central […]

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In verse: Maine places and people

Produced by Maine Poetry Central and Dennis Camire This week’s poem by Valerie Lawson of Robbinston explores the intimate and sacred craft of building birch-bark canoes.   Birch Bark, Spruce Root For David Moses Bridges By Valerie Lawson   If you don’t find what you need,  dig deeper, pry the bark open, unearth the roots, […]