• Losing My Hero on 9/11

    By Alivia Hallett On September 11th, 2001, my world shifted upside down. The words “agony” or “pain” do not even come close to what I felt on that day. It was the day I lost my hero: my dad. That day is commonly known as the “9/11 terror attacks,” because there were four coordinated terrorist… Read more

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  • Temple Grandin and Deep Pressure Stimulation

    Temple Grandin and Deep Pressure Stimulation

    By Ryan Marshall Temple Grandin has long been recognized as one of the most outstanding advocates for further studies into the true nature of the autism spectrum — and how could she not be? The Boston native, having just reached her 70th year this past August, was diagnosed with autism when she was well into… Read more

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  • Fryeburg Fair

    By Destinee Linscott A family tradition going back generations in families throughout Maine, the Fryeburg Fair is the largest fair in Maine. There’s a little something for everyone. Boasting agricultural barns and exhibits on everything from old tools to homemade honeycomb. Let’s not forget a child’s favorite part: the rides. There’s those for the daredevil,… Read more

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