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Lyme Time with Paula Jackson Jones
Doctors are frustrated too!
Wednesday, September 19, 2018 - 2:00pm
A slight change of perception in my column this week. I had the opportunity to speak with several medical providers whose patients have crossed paths with my organization. To say that the conversations were interesting would be an understatement. Where I expected animosity and disrespect, I found none. Instead, I heard about the limitations that they are under and how much more they wished that they could do but were afraid to do so. This validated and confirmed so much but I was still willing...
Birds That May Have Comforted Our Homesick Ancestors
Wednesday, September 19, 2018 - 7:30am
The first English settlers to arrive on the shores of North America — after a long, grueling and dangerous voyage on the open sea — were greeted with a cacophony of unfamiliar sights, sounds, and experiences. They may have been relieved to have survived the trip but once on land and beginning the process of clearing trees and building shelters, one has to imagine the hollow desperation many of them must have fought to keep at bay. In this wilderness, thousands of miles from homeland, tradition...
’Round Town
Charles
Wednesday, September 19, 2018 - 7:15am
CBS “Sunday Morning” celebrates its 40th season this year. They had a wonderful retrospective special on TV, showing lots of clips from their many years of programs. Happy to say, our good friend Marylou Teel was very instumental in organizing the show which took long hours of researching archives in addition to her usual generous work load producing pieces for the weekly show. Great job ML and associates. One of the show segments revisited brought back fond memories of our time with Charles...
Joe’s Journal
The time has come
Wednesday, September 19, 2018 - 7:00am
The time has come to address the most serious problem facing our communities. It has nothing to do with zoning and developers, nothing to do with the design of a highway intersection, it has nothing to do with the craziness that passes for politics. It has nothing to do with cabbages and kings, although the national and state political scene would do justice to Lewis Carroll’s characters. It is a problem we can’t solve by hosting church suppers, pie sales or car washes. It can’t be solved by...
News and Notes from The Community Center
Tuesday, September 18, 2018 - 4:30pm
Plan to join us this week for a real old-fashioned Turkey Dinner with all the fixings. The cost is reasonable: $8. Dinner is served family style and you will see all your friends there. The Lions do this for the benefit of The Community Center – building community while having fun! See you there. The Dolls House is looking for a home . . . don’t forget to buy your chances for the big drawing on October 1. If you or a friend or loved one is in need of durable medical equipment like a walker, a...
Ocean Point Column: A wedding, family gatherings and more
Tuesday, September 18, 2018 - 1:00pm
You may be wondering why there hasn’t been a column in the last few weeks and I can only say that I, like many of you, are probably saddened by the fact that summer is over! It has taken me a few weeks to get back into the day to day routine of post Ocean Point and I will soon begin the count down to the return of summer 2019. For those of you lucky enough to stay through the fall there seems to be plenty of activities to enjoy as well as the beautiful weather of late. Sept. 8 was a beautiful...
Boothbay Harbor Memorial Library
Tuesday, September 18, 2018 - 8:15am
I was driving through Augusta Sunday night around 8:30, and you know what my car thermometer read? Seventy-three degrees. On Sept. 16! At 8:30 p.m.! It felt like a July evening, except that it was dark out. No matter how warm it stays, you know fall and winter are coming when the evenings get as dark as night. We’re settling into our fall programming here at the library, even though it still feels like summer; Minecraft Club is back to meeting every Wednesday from 1:45-3 p.m., the Monday Night...
Isle of Springs Column: The end of summer
Tuesday, September 18, 2018 - 8:00am
The storm raged across the island just after noon on Thursday, Sept. 6. Wind sent the trees into a tailspin; fallen branches flew from one resting spot to another, to another; rain pelted the windows and geranium blossoms. The lights went out half way into the fifteen minute storm. Twenty-four hours later CMP had not restored them. At six-thirty on Friday night, in the darkening light of our dining room, I announced to Roland, “ There is a part of me that hopes the electricity won ’ t get...
Bayville Buzz: The final credits
Tuesday, September 18, 2018 - 7:15am
The great migration continues - and no, we are not talking about the one on the Serengeti, but right here in Bayville. Despite the parking bans and traffic cones, U-hauls and moving vans line the roads and are loaded with the memories of another summer season. Even though the calendar says summer officially ends this weekend, for most of us, Labor Day marks the season finale. Of course, our year-round residents chuckle at the spectacle of our departure and look upon us with sympathy, laughing...
Down East Yacht Club
Monday, September 17, 2018 - 2:45pm
Saturday, Sept. 15 was marked on the DEYC calendar of events as the final official gathering of the summer season, the annual Haul-Out Party. On this day, Joe and Gary Blake and families, owners of Blake’s Boatyard and long-time members and past officers of DEYC, graciously opened their premises to the Down East Yacht Club as they have done for many years. On this lovely afternoon over 200 members and guests enjoyed sharing stories, jokes, laughter, camaraderie, delicious food provided by Lisa...
DAR promotes Constitution Week
Monday, September 17, 2018 - 1:00pm
There are two documents of paramount importance to American history: the Declaration of Independence, which forged our national identity, and the United States Constitution, which set forth the framework for the federal government that is still in use today. While Independence Day is a beloved national holiday, fewer people know about Constitution Week, an annual commemoration of the living document that upholds and protects the freedoms central to our American way of life. This year, the...
Boothbay Region Lions Club
Monday, September 17, 2018 - 12:00pm
New Lion President Karen Nickerson presided at the first meeting of the new Lion Year, held on Sept. 12. Standing at full height, Karen was just able to address the club over the giant mound of yellow roses welcoming her into office. Pianist Lion Terry Heller led the singing of “God Bless America” in remembrance of 9/11, followed by a moment of silence. The evening's fare featured an astonishing smorgasbord of heavy hors d'oeuvres brought by members for the first meeting of the month instead of...
Boothbay Harbor Yacht Club
Monday, September 17, 2018 - 11:15am
Breaking news! Commodore elect Gardiner Rapeleye has announced that Chef Raymond has agreed to return to BHYC for at least two more years! This is exciting news as continuity of quality dining room product is a prerequisite for club success. In Chef Raymond we have a real gem, no question about it! He has all-of the skills that a successful restaurant needs. Chef Raymond owned an operated a restaurant for many years. We laud his skills, his purchasing ability, menu variety, and he keeps a...
Where It’s At ... MOFF at Down East Gallery
Thursday, September 13, 2018 - 3:30pm
So the closest I’ve come to a film festival – indoors or outdoors – was when triple features of Woody Allen or James Bond played at one of the drive-ins back in Connecticut. You remember drive-ins, right? How fun were they? The huge screen, the speakers (which for the most part worked fairly well) that hooked onto the car window, the treats and what not you’d bring along, pillows, blankets … Loved, loved, loved the drive-ins – who didn’t? What could be better? Mmmm, how about watching films...
Lyme Time with Paula Jackson Jones
Shows what they don’t know
Wednesday, September 12, 2018 - 3:00pm
With media awareness on the rise, with the admission of faulty tests and the FDA fast tracking a Lyme vaccine, it makes you wonder, “Why are medical providers still so defensive when it comes to Lyme and tick-borne disease?” Believe it or not, there are still doctors, here in Maine, who claim that Lyme is nothing more than mass hysteria — even with statistical data showing confirmation of the rise in new cases. How can this be? How can a medical professional still deny that Lyme is a serious...
Southport Column: A captain graduates, family history and more
Wednesday, September 12, 2018 - 12:00pm
At first I wrote this column focusing on whale sightings, which have resulted in a number of exciting experiences and great pictures. Then, of course, I could write about Thursday’s storm, which did cause some power outages on Southport, but fortunately not the physical damage suffered elsewhere in the region. But people, their accomplishments and their histories, are perhaps more important. For example, one of our local young men has chosen to follow family tradition and represent the eighth...
A Bird’s Tale
Maine’s True “Sea Gull”
Wednesday, September 12, 2018 - 8:15am
We wrote a few weeks ago about gulls , especially highlighting the herring gull, a large, gray-backed gull with black wingtips and a yellow bill that the uninitiated often think of as the typical “sea gull.” Herring gulls are common across the large expanse of northern inland North America in summer and in much of the inland U.S and southern Canada during migration and winter. Thus it is not particularly accurate to call them a gull of the sea! But there is another large gull that nests in...
Joe’s Journal
A September non-tornado
Wednesday, September 12, 2018 - 7:15am
The National Weather Service says the storm that hit our neighborhood last Thursday was not a tornado. Right. Here is what they told the Portland Press Herald. “A tornado requires both rotational winds and for that spinning column of air to touch down on the ground. In Boothbay there was rotational loft in the storm, which is what caught our eye,” said a weather expert. But, he said, there was no evidence that there was a tornado on the ground. Although many trees were snapped and uprooted,...
’Round Town
Calm
Wednesday, September 12, 2018 - 7:00am
I was working on my computer in the office when the curtain on a west facing window rustled in an unusual way. I noticed the movement but continued to work. Then it happened again, with gusto. The curtain stretched into the room and papers flew off my desk. When I went to the window to see what was going on — it was unusally dark and the trees were swirling in the wind. The clouds boiled out of the west toward the northeast following a track over Ebenecook Harbor, heading for Boothbay across...
Knights of Pythias
Tuesday, September 11, 2018 - 2:00pm
Hello everyone! We hope the summer has treated you all well and with fall just around the corner, we will once again start up our meetings. On Monday, Oct. 1 we will start our regular Monday night meetings. We will once again start at 7 p.m., but the doors will be open earlier for those wishing to come. We are also in search of new members to join and hope you will look into joining the Knights of Pythias. As we move forward we will be posting upcoming events at the hall as well as the date for...
Thursday nights on Mt. Pisgah
Tuesday, September 11, 2018 - 12:00pm
Thursday night gatherings on Mt. Pisgah might not sound familiar to most folks in Boothbay Harbor. But to those on the eastern side of the hill, the get-together is a rallying call for the pleasantries of a summer night with some darned nice people. Some in the harbor have surprised us by not quite placing Mt. Pisgah or how to get here. But most know that somewhere on the east side, just beyond what was Rocktide before it became Oceanside Golf Resort, you head up Bay Street and keep climbing...
News and Notes from The Community Center
Tuesday, September 11, 2018 - 10:30am
Have you seen The Doll House? It is spectacular and every girl — both young and old — in the area wants it for her own! We took it on the road this weekend and sold some chances and it is now back at the Center where you can come and visit. This is a major fundraiser for us and we will appreciate your buying a chance to win and make some girl very happy. Pat McKee will have her first Fiesta Suave class of the season this Thursday. If you need to get moving, this is a fun way to do it. Come as...
American Legion Post 36
Tuesday, September 11, 2018 - 9:00am
Our American Legion Post is blessed to have tremendous support from our community. Each Legion breakfast we have been joined by nearly 100 folks, and sometimes we even break the 100 mark! And while we have our consistent crew of Legionnaires who make the breakfasts happen, we also have non-Legionnaires who are always reliably there, including Stephanie Hawke and Sara Fahnley. Of course, each breakfast we have the fabulous “Belgian Waffle Station,” staffed by folks from the Boothbay Region...
Out of Our Past
The Andersen House in East Boothbay, Part III
Tuesday, September 11, 2018 - 7:00am
These articles have covered the Andersen house site on the corner of Route 96 and Andersen Road, including the houses that have been on it and the people who lived there. After Boothbay was permanently resettled in 1730, there was a log house on the property by 1772. In 1834 a conventional cape was built which was eventually greatly expanded with the additions of an ell and another cape. Two different families owned the place until 1853 when it went to Miles Hagan. It stayed in his extended...
Boothbay Harbor Yacht Club
Monday, September 10, 2018 - 2:30pm
We were sobered and saddened by the news of the recent death of former member Capt. Ron Blake (USCG Ret.). Your reporter knew Ron for many years remembering him from days here at BHYC and one very impressive day when we were welcomed to his USCG office in Boston when he was commander of the New England Sector. Ron started his working career at the Oak Grove Hotel (now site of the Oak Grove Condos) and learned to sail at BHYC. This quote from his Obituary: “A lifelong sailor and lover of the sea...
Isle of Springs Column: So long summer of 2018
Monday, September 10, 2018 - 8:30am
With thanks to all of our earlier Island columnists this summer, we are covering the last three weeks of Isle of Springs news with this column. Also, as a reminder, over the off season, please provide Susan Bean with your news so she can, with her usual dedication, write our columns. Without your contributions there can be no columns over the winter. Sunday, Aug. 19 saw Glenn McCandless conducting the Sunday Evening Service. Glenn spent the evening’s talk around the old favorite hymn “In the...
Boothbay Region Garden Club
Sunday, September 9, 2018 - 8:30am
The weeding team will meet Monday, Sept. 10 at 9 a.m. at Boothbay Memorial Park. A BRGC board meeting will be held Wednesday, Sept. 12 at 10 a.m. in the St. Andrews Village arts and crafts room. Also on Sept. 12, at 1 p.m., a general meeting will be held at St. Columba’s Episcopal Church. University of Maine Cooperative Extension educator, Liz Stanley, will discuss the topics covered in the Master Gardener Volunteer program such as soil, pests, ground covers, natives and many more.
Trevett Column: Potluck Sept. 19
Sunday, September 9, 2018 - 8:15am
Anne and her team of Alice, Anne, Sharon and Sally would like you to bring either an appetizer, main or side dish or a desert to share to the Wednesday, Sept. 19 potluck. Coffee and water will be available or you may bring your own beverage. It is a “Diamonds and Jeans” party so “brush off your jeans and get out your diamonds and glitz “ and come have some fun. The evening will get underway at 6 p.m. at the BICA hall. Paul and Louise will be sharing some old photos of Barters Island. Wow! It...
Down East Yacht Club
Friday, September 7, 2018 - 11:45am
August is always a busy and enjoyable month for DEYC members. It begins and ends with fun on the water, which is what our club is all about. Sunday, Aug. 5 was the kick-off for fun-filled August activities. Fifty DEYC members and guests were shuttled to beautiful Burnt Island on DEYC members’ private boats where they enjoyed a perfect summer afternoon and evening. The enjoyment was made possible thanks to our gracious hosts, Lighthouse Keeper Muise and his wife, Annie Muise (played by DEYC...
Identity Theft and Fraud
Droning on...
Wednesday, September 5, 2018 - 10:30am
During a wonderful evening with friends over the weekend the conversation ventured into a subject that was pretty far removed from our usual topics. One of us had recently attended a concert and observed a drone flying overhead.
A drone?
Yes. According to the FAA, it turns out that we have 46 drones registered in our area. The number of unregistered drones here is unknown. Now, drones are an interesting development for folks who spend time thinking about privacy. By virtue of their...
Boothbay Region Senior Citizens Club
Wednesday, September 5, 2018 - 9:00am
Boothbay Region Senior Citizens Club’s first meeting of the fall season is Wednesday, Sept. 12. Please call Betty Sullivan at 633-0530 if you are planning to attend. This will ensure us having enough lunch for everyone. We will have some entertainment at the meeting.
’Round Town
Strates
Wednesday, September 5, 2018 - 7:15am
In 1969 I lost my summer job as a laborer for a local masonry contractor in Clearfield, Pennsylvania. My job was to mix mud for three masons, lug concrete blocks and break brick tongs while balancing on ladders and scaffolding. My good friend David, one of the masons and son of the company owner, had been drafted into the Army and assigned to the “Big Red 1” heading to southeast Asia. I was very upset, angry and worried for his welfare and perhaps too outspoken. My boss disapproved and decided...
Joe’s Journal
The Godzilla weed
Wednesday, September 5, 2018 - 7:00am
I have a bone to pick with the New York Times. In a recent Times Style magazine article, they lavished praise on a subject many, including me, hate with a passion: Japanese Knotweed. We all know it. Tall bamboo-like stalks, some eight feet high gathered together in clumps and colonies. It can be found sprouting alongside the road, in low spots and sometimes in your lawn. You can call it fake bamboo, Mexican bamboo, the Godzilla weed, fallopia japonica. It is like Superman without a cape. You...
Southport Column: The whales, the chicken and more
Tuesday, September 4, 2018 - 10:00am
At last on Friday some cool, dry air arrived, allowing us to believe we really were in Maine. Let’s hope this gift from our Canadian friends remains with us into the fall season. Last week I missed telling you about whale sightings around the island. Two such sightings were reported to me. First on Sunday morning, Aug. 26, Perry and Jane Nies saw a whale chase poggies into Horn Cove and actually catch one in its mouth. Perry is such a good photographer. I hope he was able to grab his camera to...
Rosy fall surprise gives Maine new bird
Tuesday, September 4, 2018 - 8:30am
Fall always seems like a mysterious time when it comes to birds. The woods and fields are essentially silent of bird song. Only occasionally might you hear a short, high-pitched call, a sound typically given by birds flying high overhead or hidden in the thick, dark vegetation where they may seem impossible to spot. Migration is in full swing by August, with birds from far away northern lands passing through night and day. Young birds hatched locally may be wandering around as well, a few still...
Boothbay Harbor Rotary Club
Tuesday, September 4, 2018 - 8:15am
Roughly 13 Rotarians and neighbors assembled at 5:30 to walk much of our land from our Rotary building north to the cleared power line area. Jonathan Tindal led us, Irene Fowle organized us, and we savored the landscape, discussed the features, and enjoyed our romp through the woods. We also enjoyed some of the history and stories. This land area was where the ancient Montgomery Road was located, in the 1700s, from where Hackmatack Road now is to Montgomery Mills, now East Boothbay. Rotary, in...
Boothbay Harbor Yacht Club
Monday, September 3, 2018 - 10:00am
The past week was one of sellout events ... all different in character but similar in member response. They included the kayak trip, Louis Sell Authors presentation on Washington to Moscow and how could we ever forget all the bright music created by motors (outboard and inboard) and excited crews at the Day Afloat event. Did you catch that “Sell” /”Sellout” play on words? That day was as beautiful as they are made and the crowd of participants was as enthusiastic as ever. The Event Team (Jeff...
Boothbay Harbor Memorial Library
Monday, September 3, 2018 - 8:15am
Back to school
If you grew up in New England than you know the crisp fall air is synonymous with the excitement (or maybe trepidation!) of going back to school. There must be something in the air that stimulates the brain around this time. As you watch the kids and grandkids go back to school you may find yourself jealous of their opportunity. Fear not! BHML is here for you. We have scheduled three talks to ring in the fall for us grownups. We welcome Mark Alan Leslie for two...
’Round Town
Wik-Wak
Wednesday, August 29, 2018 - 8:30am
“Up on the northwest shoreline is a small converted fish house which was built by Reuben Davis after he bought his land from the heirs of Josiah Jr. He fished from this building from 1884 until his untimely death in 1909 when he fell out of his skiff while coming in from his days work. No one knows exactly what happened, but they found his skiff drifting down at Green Point, and when they found him he was about 40 feet from his fish house standing in the water with his hands straight up...
Out of Our Past
The Andersen House in East Boothbay, Part II
Wednesday, August 29, 2018 - 8:15am
Last time I wrote about the known early residents on the Andersen house site, on the corner of Andersen Road and Ocean Point Road, with its great view south to the mill pond and Linekin Bay. Long lines of sight to navigable water were important to early residents in a sparsely settled area. Such a vantage allowed both residents and travelers by boat to see each other—lifelines for settlers to the outside world and for travelers. And a power source, such as the mill pond, needed monitoring to...
Don’t Take Those ‘Seagulls’ for Granted
Wednesday, August 29, 2018 - 7:30am
It’s pretty easy to take gulls for granted. They seem to be everywhere, ready to grab a lobster roll out of the hands of an unsuspecting visitor on the back deck of every local seafood place. Or squawking from the top of a building, boat, or wharf piling. Or strolling the shoreline looking for a crab, or the local soccer field searching for earthworms. Or soaring high overhead in an impossibly blue sky on a classic Maine day. To the average person, gulls may seem to be one of the most common...
Joe’s Jouirnal
Memories
Wednesday, August 29, 2018 - 7:00am
I remember V-J Day. Do you? It was Aug. 14, 1945, when the Japanese Army surrendered. It was the official ending of the protracted conflict known as World War II. Today you can read about it in the history books or watch it on TV. The official celebration will be on Sept. 2. On that day, I remember standing on our front porch with my mother beating on pots and pans with a wooden spoon. Our neighbors were doing the same thing. We were celebrating the end of a period of worrying about loved ones...
Southport Column: A birth, school opens and more
Tuesday, August 28, 2018 - 3:00pm
Perhaps I should title this column “Open, Closed and Gone.” The first “gone.” as we all know by now, is Navy pilot and Senator, John McCain. Today, Monday, as I drove around the island, our flags were at half-mast in honor of a man of such integrity. For parents of rambunctious children, the story of McCain’s life might come as good news since, as a young man, he caused much trouble, gathering almost enough demerits to be dismissed from the Navel Academy, and yet he knew when to stand his...
News and Notes from The Community Center
Tuesday, August 28, 2018 - 10:30am
Mother Nature is about to deal us another blow with heat and humidity this week. Don’t forget that we are air conditioned and welcome you to come and enjoy the cool and have a cuppa and a treat. You may bring your computer and go on line or bring a book to read or work a puzzle or play a game. Another option is to use our Craft Room and all of it’s contents to make something brilliant. This is change-over week. We move from summer hours back to fall and winter hours: we will be closed on Labor...
Lyme Time with Paula Jackson Jones
Who you see matters
Tuesday, August 28, 2018 - 9:15am
There is a phrase that the Lyme community uses that has upset the rest of the medical world — Lyme Literate Doctor. This phrase has been developed and used to specifically to highlight those who are highly educated and experienced in diagnosing and treating Lyme and tick-borne diseases. They are heavily networked with other Lyme Literate providers and consult with on difficult cases. When this phrase has been spoken in a primary care physician’s office, the conversation can take a sudden...
Boothbay Harbor Memorial Library
Tuesday, August 28, 2018 - 7:45am
I asked myself, why are there so many Maine mystery writers? “Look around,” I said to myself. “Maine has 3,478 miles of coastline, 4,600 islands, numerous rivers, lakes and ponds. A writer looks out at the cold Atlantic Ocean, his eyes suddenly catching site of a small boat tossing and turning in the turbulent sea. Sea gulls are flying overhead. No one is on board. Who was on the boat and where are they?” Maine is 90 percent forest. Can you imagine a writer who sees 17.7 million acres of...
Bayville Buzz: The swim to Cabbage Island
Monday, August 27, 2018 - 3:45pm
Fear not fine citizens of Bayville, this is not the last Buzz of summer 2018, but the door is quickly closing. I have already noticed some lonely looking moorings who have lost their dance partners. Such a shame as the next couple of months can truly be some of the most spectacular times of the year around these parts. Unfortunately, I will miss most of it too as JJ’s school has begun, as has his football. Tune in next week as I go through the highlights of the year with additional thanks. I...
Juniper and McKown Point Column: Looking ahead
Monday, August 27, 2018 - 11:00am
Anne Dooley pretty much wrote the “farewell to summer” column last week. So there is no choice but to look ahead this week … to fall. The population of Juniper Point is of course massively reduced by the first week of September. Accordingly, in the space of just a couple of weeks, the Point has a big gearshift — summer speed to fall amble. For those who stay, the mantra is that the weather is at its crispest and sunniest of the year (Andy Matthews points out that September has longer stretches...
Sprucewold Column: Summer in review
Monday, August 27, 2018 - 10:00am
Yikes! The summer season is fast coming to a close. Well, it is for the younger folks with kids going back to school. But for us old folks, with no real deadlines, who have been coming to Sprucewold for a long time, how do we know that the summer is coming to a close? Easy—less traffic on the roads, mailboxes disappearing from the mailbox stands, floats being hauled away, quiet descending over Sprucewold, sailboats at the sailing camp gradually disappearing, shopping at Hannaford on a Friday...
Boothbay Harbor Yacht Club
Monday, August 27, 2018 - 9:45am
The final event in our Trifecta of major sail competitions is now in the books and a highly successful event it was. Sailors from all up and down the East Coast gathered for three days of racing (Friday was a practice day race) with some major social events for the off water hours. Once again the BHYC race management team came to the forefront and handled not only on-water events but parking, housing and the many little details that are involved in bringing 64 sailors and 16 boats plus family...
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