Airfare isn’t the only cost of a trip
When shopping for airline tickets, it is easy to focus on one number: the fare. But airfare is only one part of what a trip actually costs.
When shopping for airline tickets, it is easy to focus on one number: the fare. But airfare is only one part of what a trip actually costs.
Liz Wehmeyer describes her foray into what is now a full-time farming venture as a slippery slope.
I recently had a query regarding unorganized township records. Maine has 424 unorganized townships and territories with more than 9,000 residents in 12 counties, mainly in the northern half of the state.
If you grew up in Aroostook County and are of a certain age, you know firsthand just how integral agriculture was within the fabric of communities.
Someone asked me the other day, “Should we teach St. John Valley French, Quebec French or France French?”
Today, few people rely on physical maps to navigate. Our ancestors did not have the luxury of digital maps or GPS. Paper maps were the only way to get from here to there if you were unfamiliar with the route.
As we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the start of the American Revolution, many people are trying to determine if an ancestor served in the Army, Navy or Marines during the conflict.
My concern is not the destination. It is the path being taken to get there.
You may wonder, are there still people who speak French around the world?