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The big yellow monster

A former bus driver from Penobscot anthropomorphizes his vehicle

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POEM: The King of Orange

The monarch butterfly’s enigmatic migration

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‘We wait so long…it goes so fast’

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Geoff Miller learned to make one of the Blue Hill’s Peninsula’s most iconic pottery styles 45 years ago. Now he keeps the flame alive.

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Black-eyed Susans inspire a Penobscot poet.

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Penobscot poet Sue Shaw remembers a final sail aboard the historic schooner Victory Chimes

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Penobscot poet Sue Shaw uses ‘octogenarian math’ to understand—and celebrate— the value of aging

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Penobscot poet Sue Shaw celebrates the joys of a small town parade

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A bright blue morning, a bike ride, and the joy of birdwatching with kids

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Penobscot poet Sue Shaw on the joyful songs of our avian neighbors

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Penobscot poet David Jolly draws inspiration from Robert Frost

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Penobscot poet Sue Shaw celebrates the sounds of spring.