The implications of the interview with Oprah Winfrey are only beginning to be understood.
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Short film on baitfishing a rare, real look at the lives of lobstermen
The eight-minute movie follows Phippsburg fishermen out catching pogies.
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On the Eastern Prom, a pair of rocks and their concrete copies aim to challenge perception
The public art installation is the product of an Icelandic artist’s residency at the University of Southern Maine.
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Face the Music: After a year without concerts, even the annoying parts are nostalgic
The return of live music is still a ways away, but all of it is highly anticipated, from parking frustrations to know-it-all fans.
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Meghan and Harry interview with Oprah lays bare royal rift
The interview with Oprah Winfrey was the couple’s first since they stepped down from royal duties and the two-hour special included numerous revelations.
Posted inNation & World, Religion and Values
Where Islamic State ruled, pope calls on Christians to forgive, rebuild
‘The road to a full recovery may still be long, but I ask you, please, not to grow discouraged,’ Francis told a packed Church of the Immaculate Conception.
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For final project, Maine poet laureate puts out podcast featuring young writers
Stuart Kestenbaum’s ‘Voices of the Future’ comes out this month, as he wraps up his five-year term.
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Season brings three new books from Maine poets
Colby professor Arisa White, Portland poet laureate Linda Aldrich and Maine Writers and Publishers director Gibson Fay-LeBlanc all have new works.
Posted inFood & Dining, Maine Gardener
Condensation education: A panel at the Ag show talks rain
Make that lack of rain. So how to plan for the coming gardening season?
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In Stephen King’s latest, 6-year-old Jamie Conklin can see dead people
But if there are some horror tropes in ‘Later,’ King knows how to use them to best effect. Expect to be hooked fast.