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More loons are filling Maine's lakes with their ghost-like calls

More loons are filling Maine's lakes with their ghost-like calls

Maine’s loons are on the mend, filling more of the lakes and ponds in the state with their haunting calls

Boston Celtics Daily Links 12/13/25

Boston Celtics Daily Links 12/13/25

All the Celtics news you need in one convenient place.

Curry scores 39 in return but Timberwolves top Warriors 127-120 without Edwards

Curry scores 39 in return but Timberwolves top Warriors 127-120 without Edwards

Rudy Gobert had 24 points and 14 rebounds, Donte DiVincenzo made a clutch 3-pointer with 28 seconds remaining and the Minnesota Timberwolves beat the Golden State Warriors 127-120

Deni Avdija Named Top 25 Player Under 25

Deni Avdija Named Top 25 Player Under 25

Portland has a keeper according to ESPN.

Notable players that joined the A-10 this offseason

Notable players that joined the A-10 this offseason

These transfers have already had and will continue to have an impact on their new programs

Maine's Loon Population Shows Signs of Recovery Amid Conservation Efforts

Maine's Loon Population Shows Signs of Recovery Amid Conservation Efforts

Maine's loon population is experiencing growth, with more of these distinctive black-and-white waterbirds filling the state's lakes and ponds. According to Maine Audubon, the population in the southern half of the state is estimated at 3,174 adult loons and 568 chicks, marking a significant increase from previous years. Conservation efforts, including bans on lead fishing tackle and regulations on boat speeds, have contributed to this growth. Despite these positive signs, experts remain cautious, noting that it will take several more years to determine if this is a sustainable trend. The loons, which are not listed under the U.S. Endangered Species Act but are considered threatened in some states, face challenges such as getting trapped by ice during winter migrations.

Local Entrepreneur Zachary Jordan Launches Community Development Initiative in Roseboro

Local Entrepreneur Zachary Jordan Launches Community Development Initiative in Roseboro

Zachary Jordan, a business owner in Roseboro, North Carolina, has announced a comprehensive community development initiative aimed at revitalizing the local economy and enhancing community engagement. The initiative involves multiple phases, including property revitalization, restaurant enhancements, and the development of an entertainment complex. Jordan's efforts are focused on creating a cohesive ecosystem that supports local commerce and creativity. The initiative includes upgrades to dining establishments like Rosie’s Pizza and Railroad Street Steakhouse, as well as plans to repurpose underutilized buildings for new business opportunities. Additionally, the project aims to increase community participation through collaborative events and expanded digital storytelling for small businesses.

House Republicans Push for Vote on ACA Subsidies Amid Expiration Threat

House Republicans Push for Vote on ACA Subsidies Amid Expiration Threat

Several House Republicans, led by Representative Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania, are pushing for a vote to extend Affordable Care Act (ACA) tax credits, which are set to expire at the end of 2025. Fitzpatrick introduced a discharge petition, a rare legislative maneuver, to force a vote on extending these subsidies. The petition, co-authored with Representative Jared Golden, a Democrat from Maine, aims to extend the credits for two years and introduce new eligibility requirements. Over two dozen House members, including 11 Republicans, have signed the petition. The ACA tax credits, expanded during the COVID-19 pandemic, are crucial for about 24 million Americans. Without congressional action, these credits will expire, potentially leading to significant premium increases for enrollees.

Pelicans Get Big, Easy Win Over Blazers

Pelicans Get Big, Easy Win Over Blazers

The understaffed Blazers lose to one of the NBA’s worst

New England's shrimp fishery to shut down for the long haul after years of decline

New England's shrimp fishery to shut down for the long haul after years of decline

Fishing regulators are extending a shutdown for New England’s historic shrimp fishing business, effectively shuttering an industry that fell victim to warming oceans

Buffalo Bills tailgate recipes: New England-Inspired Blueberry Wings

Buffalo Bills tailgate recipes: New England-Inspired Blueberry Wings

This New England take on a classic Western NY football party staple will be a hit at your Buffalo Bills party!

NORTHCOM Commander Denies Existence of 'Enemy from Within' Amid National Guard Deployments

NORTHCOM Commander Denies Existence of 'Enemy from Within' Amid National Guard Deployments

General Gregory Guillot, the commander of U.S. Northern Command, testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee, stating that he has no intelligence indicating the presence of an 'enemy from within' the military. This statement contrasts with previous remarks made by President Trump, who suggested using National Guard deployments in cities like Los Angeles, Portland, and Chicago as training grounds against internal threats. Guillot clarified that he has not been tasked with any domestic military operations targeting such threats. The hearing also addressed the legality of recent National Guard deployments, with some being deemed illegal by federal courts.