Look out below, here come the sleds
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See winter’s beauty from the back of a sleigh
This isn’t just the season of fighting frozen pipes and doing battling with a snow shovel. There’s also quiet beauty in the deep freeze.
Maine’s bitter cold has set the scene for some beautiful photography
The Peaks Island ferry heads out on Tuesday morning across Portland Harbor as sea smoke rises around it. Sea smoke forms when very cold air moves over warmer water.
He was alone, on fire with a broken back. Hundreds of miles away from the closest city.
He doesn’t remember the crash, his flaming motorcycle or the people who found him lying in the road hours after his accident.
Snowy weather halts holiday train to North Pole
The Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad Museum’s last Polar Express trains of the year rolled through a snowstorm on Friday night in Portland. Saturday’s scheduled trains were cancelled due to the stormy weather.
Maine songwriter breathes new life into Longfellow epic, lost film classic
“It kind of came about by accident. A lot of times when I write songs, I’ll stick some chords together and I’ll blurt out the first thing that comes to me.”
Say ‘goodbye’ to AOL Instant Messenger. Among other things.
One more time, with feeling.
Poll: Public confidence in the press is… increasing?
If you’ve been screaming “Fake News!” about every story you disagree with, maybe it isn’t having the effect you’d hoped.
Mainers in Las Vegas, a report on school discrimination, and Susan Collins’ big decision
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What we know so far about the Las Vegas mass shooting
Also in tonight’s newsletter, as always, your roundup of headlines from Greater Portland.
