>another event like that is extremely improbable.

Over-extended hyperbole not rooted in fact, just wishful thinking.

TMI is not cleaned up. Not by any stretch of the imagination.

>People spread fear

With good cause.

Solar and wind waste can be recycled. U-isotopes have half lives exceeding the age of our planet.

Maine didnt want a power line but you think it will go for nukes?

Maine Yankee shut down because it was no longer safe to operate.

But we've already hashed and rehashed this issue.

Hotel Hershey.

Kayem are better than Nathan's.

It may be that weddings are the only things renting out the facility, but it is available for other things.

Or drive down to the dump and watch people throw perfectly bad trash away.

Puddledock is closed?

Just a reminder that the Idaho killer lived with his parents in a Poconos HOA community so ask around before you buy. Never know who might be next door.

Then the scenery will be much improved.

The wooden indian in Skowhegan.

Between the Snow Bowl and Mirror Lake.

Mainahs aint skeeered of no wintah...

Banners.com, vistaprint.com, staples.com

Or, try mandhsigns.com (westbrook side of warren ave) or concept signs (portland side of warren ave)

Cousin tells me there is a place in Hollis that decorates yards. But I think she means Hollis, NH. Maybe call them and ask if they have a southern ME equivalent?

There are a number of decent books about the Weimar Republic, most of which appear on "best of" lists. None of the lists, however, include the 2-volume set written by Erick Eyck.

Find that set and start there.

Was not that hat, until about 1970, manufactured in PA?

Some folks thing the UK started with "departments" during the days of Oliver Cromwell and his Rump Parliament, but monarchs long before him had men who ran different parts of the kingdom for centuries before the 17th century.

I tend to use bing or startpage so the google goes mostly unused. What I do search on google gets auto-deleted on a 7-day rolling basis. What I've searched for lately is maps of the south, winter boots, native plants, lighthouses, store locations, ceramic products, wood suppliers, things on bits and pieces in the news, PRUSA builds and new books on various part of American history or by certain authors.

I live in the boonies. Lone Catholic in a sea of wasps.

Tennessee, followed by VA.

Visual inspection, maybe?

Be happy you are not a dog in WA state...