Steve Edwards

Salvadore (Sal) and Kyra Chang arrived in Chinook last week. After an orientation in Mexico the couple made their way to start 10-months of service as Young Adult Volunteers (YAVs) in Chinook. This is the 13th year of the YAV program in Chinook. They are the first married couple to be a part of the local program. Sal and Kyra were married last December.

A remarkable Waikato woman in her 90s has become a “townie” for the first time. Lalla Loeffen is coming to grips with life in the Radius Matamata Country Lodge Village after a lifetime on the land.

What started out as the simple idea of bringing people to the Midcoast in November and December quickly turned into an event that draws more than

Learn what essential documents you need to buy a used car. This guide covers key paperwork, including logbooks, road tax and insurance.

Some weeks ago I found an abandoned copy of An Ornery Bunch on the "giveaway bench" where we live at the Grande Villa in Chinook. An Ornery Bunch is a book of anecdotes and tales collected by the Montana Writers' Project between 1935 and 1942. The Writers' Project was part of the Works Progress Administration (WPA) program that kept writers and other artists employed during the Great Depression (1929-1941). With the outbreak of World War II, publishing the collected stories was set aside for the war effort. An Ornery Bunch was published in 1999 and contains about 100 examples of Montana's coll...

About a week ago Boothbay Register's Steve Edwards was out on the water - and like all avid photographers, he had his camera with him. Here are some views from shore he captured.

Buying a used car can be risky if you don't ask the right questions. Here are 60 questions you should ask when buying a used car for a safe and fair deal.

Glenna Hiner Schaible grew up in Chinook. She was raised by her Grandma Lucille Finley Nash, a lifetime resident of Chinook. Glenna explained, "Grandma was a strong Christian woman who had a hard life but was always strong. She didn't have much but always had enough and raised me that way. I was looking to give something back to this small town where she lived that would honor and respect the memory of my grandma. I know that Grandma Lucille would approve such a gesture."

'It benefits our community and preserves our history.'

Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens will be the destination for locals and travelers alike over the next six weeks as the 11th annual Gardens Aglow event got underway with media night on Thursday, Nov. 14. Community Night, free admission for Boothbay region residents, is today, Nov. 15 beginning at 4 p.m.