The donation brings the college’s total number of prints by the Dutch master to 12.
Life & Culture
Arts, entertainment, food and books news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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New Hampshire court upholds women’s topless conviction
Three women were arrested in 2016 after removing their tops at a beach in Laconia.
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Reports of drugging incidents prompt southern Maine police to warn bar patrons
Police in Portland, Saco and Biddeford are investigating reports from at least 9 women who say they believe that something in their drinks incapacitated them and made them violently ill.
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Patients slow to warm up to telemedicine, prefer in-person visits
Still, 80 percent of mid-size and large U.S. companies offered the virtual service last year.
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Woody Allen sues Amazon for $68 million over film deal
The filmmaker says the company pulled the plug on a four-picture movie deal last year when old sex assault allegations resurfaced.
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Indie film ‘Bone Cold’ starts shooting Thursday in rural York County
Los Angeles-based filmmaker Billy Hanson, a graduate of Old Orchard Beach High School, is using Newfield and Parsonsfield as stand-ins for Ukraine in the horror movie involving two Navy SEALS.
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Peaks Island author’s book proceeds to supply Wabanaki artists
Scott Kelley started the grant program after learning that native craftsmen were struggling to afford supplies they used to gather for free.
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Massachusetts medical device maker’s earnings up 17%
Boston Scientific Corp. increased its full-year earnings in 2018.
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Oxbow Brewing of Newcastle expands brews’ reach
The company transforms a 200-year-old barn into a bar and eatery.
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Remember Graziano’s restaurant? It returns to Lisbon, but as a takeout business
Grazi to Go is opened by Mary Graziano Richard, who began working at the original family restaurant when she was 10 years old.