CentralMaine Sunday

We'll make it through these "Cleveland nights" with laughter and each other, J.P. Devine says.

While "times is bad" right now, J.P. Devine ponders the job opportunities available in this age of uncertainty.

Watching the darkness spread on TV while eating dinner, J.P. Devine ponders the calamities in store for Maine and the world.

We need to stay vigilant and focused as the shadow of COVID remains ever present, J.P. Devine says.

Enjoying the summer delights isn't as easy as it used to be, but J.P. Devine has some ideas.

Checking in on some friends and local businesses, J.P. Devine ponders that Maine code phrase signifying the many ways in which someone is no longer around.

Once a shadowy crime scene with the odor of a morgue and dust balls in the corners, the broom room has been transformed into an enhanced space that J.P. Devine is proud to call his own handiwork.

Separating the stereotypes from the serious this Father's Day, J.P. Devine wonders what to make of the celebration.

Humor, and horror, await those this summer who pass by the Rugosa rose bush, J.P. Devine says.