The music group’s fans, known as Juggalos, were described as a ‘loosely organized hybrid gang’ in a 2011 FBI report.
Life & Culture
Arts, entertainment, food and books news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Museum honoring Revolutionary War hero Henry Knox short of funds, may close
A letter to supporters says the replica of the statesman’s former home in Thomaston, known as Montpelier, needs $150,000 by Jan. 15 to stay open.
Copper salvaged from Maine’s Capitol dome to become public art
Judith Allen and James Creighton were selected to make pieces using copper panels from the former dome.
This Christmas present idea will grow on you
A New Seaweed Farmer Kit will set you back $2,750 but delivers hours of fun.
Tavis Smiley defends himself on ABC
Smiley says PBS made a mistake by suspending him from his talk show.
John Travolta travels to Saudi Arabia
Saudi cinemas will reopen next year after more than a three-decade ban on movie theaters.
She’s not CNN’s Hero of the Year, but Maine woman is a hero by any measure
Leslie Morissette of Springvale, who founded a nonprofit that provides technology to families and their children fighting serious illness, takes home $10,000.
Annual Delaware River crossing re-enactment may be scuttled
Significant precipitation would have to fall in the coming days to raise the water level.
Prince Harry interviews Obama
The interview is part of Harry’s guest editorship of the BBC’s Today program.
‘Prairie Home Companion’ gets new name
‘Live From Here’ comes in the wake of Garrison Keillor’s split with Minnesota Public Radio.