Architectural Salvage – How to decorate and restore your home with found items
by Tony Taylor The decorative use of architectural salvage, distressed finishes, and weathered and rusted surfaces has taken the country by storm. As... Read more
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Invasion of the Trim Snatchers
by Tony Taylor As a teenage student of architectural history in late 60’s Connecticut, I remember my excitement at finding and photographing a row of... Read more
West End Markets Overlooked
Picnic, Anyone? West End Markets Part I: The Overlooked This month’s review deviates from the previous two in that, honoring WEN’s May theme of “garde... Read more
Keeping Bees Part I – Tools and Resources
The Amos Farm Keeping Bees – Part One by Christian Torp “‘The bottom line is, if something is not done to improve honeybee health, then most of... Read more
Sharing the beauty and the story of Maine… Norman Patry of Summer Feet Cycling
PelotonPosts interviews Norman Patry PelotonPosts is a monthly interview with a member of PelotonLabs, a co-working community in Bramhall Square in Po... Read more
Millennials Struggle in Maine
The Plight of Millennials by Luke deNatale and Tony Zeli No one ever said it was easy being young. People in their twenties and early thirties are lik... Read more
Banner Holiday Season Expected
Local Retailers Expect Banner Holiday Season by Tony Zeli The holiday season is in full swing. The National Retail Federation released survey data sho... Read more
Rosanne’s Winter Sidewalk Report suggests updates to city code
La Vida Local: Irregular Notes on West End Life Winter Sidewalk Report by Rosanne Graef, Past President – WENA Today’s Topic: The Perennial Prob... Read more
GIVING FOOD AT THANKSGIVING
Helpful tips for giving food at Thanksgiving or anytime. by Jeremy Bloom Giving food at Thanksgiving is maybe one of the most popular ways people give... Read more
Food Waste? Not For Our Pigs!
Turning Food Waste Into Food Sovereignty by Jeremy Bloom This is a story of how one family is using food waste for the forces of good, instead of dump... Read more
