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Is Lawlessness the Rule of Law in Maine?

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And News about the Unbelievable– A Fair and just company for individual creators! The referendum for the elementary school bond in the Boothbay Peninsula was held on April 24th, The Continue Reading →

The New Waves, Surging In, and Rolling Out.

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This is a drawing of the making space and gallery that my Dad wanted to construct The flat roof is the production space where we taught and developed STEAM skills, The building was designed to merge into the hillside, If this were the road taken Andersen Design would likely still be in production. The Town would not allow my Dad to build this building, I don’t know why but I am told all the members of the deciding board stopped by to apologize to Dad before they died, but the damage was done.

Local Community is in an uproar over repeated referendum votes, and I fall into a surprisingly compatible new stream. This is a drawing of the making space and gallery that Continue Reading →

Archeologists Look At Bronze Age Craft Production in a New Light

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Andersen Design Vase made from a mold of a melon glazed in a variegated blue with a double layer at the top that flows down the form in an irregulated pattern

Looking beyond the economic realm and examining the sociopolitical role played by specialized craft production   First published on Medium·May 7, 2020 Centralization vs Decentralization in the Bronze Age In Continue Reading →

Are “We the People” Being “Deleted As Spam” in the USA?

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Happy New Year Everyone ! Yesterday morning I posted a comment to a story in the Boothbay Register about the minimum wage increase in Maine. It remained online for a least a Continue Reading →