About 750,000 pounds of food will feed more than 60,000 families.
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Cast members reunite for ‘Princess Bride’ Democratic fundraiser
Wisconsin Democrats offered a star-packed live-streamed script reading of ‘The Princess Bride’ to help Joe Biden’s campaign in the key state.
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During dark times, midcoast photographer makes images of hope
Carol Eisenberg shows colorful digital photographs at Carver Hill Gallery in Camden.
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Taylor Swift returns to ACM Awards for ‘Folklore’ premiere
Swift will perform “betty” from her new album, which has held the top spot n the Billboard 200 Albums chart for six weeks.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Kennebec Journal, Local & State, Uncategorized
UMA artists’ work may be viewed — in person
Art students at the University of Maine at Augusta can finally display their work for others to see — in person — at the Charles Danforth Gallery.
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Lock of Abraham Lincoln’s hair sells for more than $81,000
The roughly 2-inch lock was removed during a postmortem exam.
Posted inFood & Dining, Green plate special, Recipes
Green Plate Special: Just what is a plant-based diet? Opinions vary
But all methods of defining it and adhering to it do good for the planet.
Posted inFood & Dining, Maine Gardener
Maine Gardener: An exciting discovery in his very own backyard
Several native black cherry trees grew up, unseen, under our columnist’s very eyes. The tree provides many benefits to Maine birds, butterflies and mammals.
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Two Mainers emerge from behind the scenes for this week’s Emmys
Cape Elizabeth native Erik Messerschmidt and Gorham native Dan MacKenzie are recognized for their work in cinematography and animation, respectively.
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Two Mainers emerge from behind the scenes for this week’s Emmys
Cape Elizabeth native Erik Messerschmidt and Gorham native Dan MacKenzie are recognized for their work in cinematography and animation, respectively.