HeyJaredRobert Mitchell
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 13
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- Sep 30, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Wiscasset Newspaper
- Top 5M sites
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- Jul 8, 2026
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Fall (opens the original)
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Time marches on as is reflected by the changing colors of our world. This is when the much awaited and, for me, most enjoyed season begins to evolve. It’s my favorite time of year; wish that it could stay with us a bit longer. It’s a kaleidoscopic motion picture which leads us every year on a journey into whatever nature has in store. And every year is different. This year’s autumn seems to me a little advanced. Perhaps the dryness we have experienced over the past couple of years has moved the
Sky King (opens the original)
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I flew with Doctor John Andrews and lived to tell the story, or should I say, “Stories.” Still recovering to this day! It wasn’t Air Force One, it was more like “Adams Pond” and hold on! The Piper “J3” was and still is a great airplane. The yellow bird, when Doc Andrews still flew, could be seen mixing it up with the seagulls frequently over the Boothbay peninsula. I believe the Piper Cub was powered by a Continental engine which made a particular and, to me, quite identifiable sound, especially
Olson House (opens the original)
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When I came to Maine I did not know who Andrew Wyeth was, but I quickly learned. One of my favorite subjects is his painting of the Olson House in Cushing. I have visited there alone, and with family and friends many times and still enjoy walking the property and wandering through the house. As many know, I am a sucker for old buildings and historic locations. For me, the Olson House pretty much captures everything that appeals to me. The weathered wooden exteriors with aging clapboards, rooms w
9/11 (opens the original)
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In 1971, freshly graduated from a Pennsylvania State Teacher’s College (just renamed a university), I started to look for a job. It was not a great time for new work, jobs were scarce and many my age were still available for the draft, which made job hunting even more complicated. I had a very low number in the first draft lottery meant to fill military quotas for Vietnam, and my college had a huge mandatory Army ROTC program at the time. When I checked with my draft board in Bellefonte, Pennsyl
Arthur (opens the original)
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A quick riddle. How do you identify a vehicle from West Southport? Look in traffic for something that looks like it traveled between Caratunk and Rockwood via dirt roads. These are pretty easy to identify, often driven by disgruntled and confused drivers who make hand gestures during lane changes. Do not take these gestures personally. Just return the gesture and smile. Non-local drivers eventually realize how much we like to share! Now on to today’s adventure with my dear old, now applying insp
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