Climate change informs her most recent pieces in the Portland Museum of Art’s Biennial.
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Posted inHomegrown, Source
Homegrown: Want to take a hair-raising ride?
Try a trip down Camden’s toboggan chute, aboard a handmade toboggan from the Camden Toboggan Co.
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Portland jetport the first U.S. airport to recycle all of its de-icing fluid
How the jetport developed a program to collect, distill and reuse the spent fluid in a bid to protect the environment and eventually save money.
Posted inLifestyle, Maine Authors
Off Radar: ‘Dovecote’ by Anne Britting Oleson
All the gothic elements, up to date with jet lag and cellphones, are woven pretty niftily together in this well-written romance set in the psychic vicinity of Manderley and Jamaica Inn, writes Dana Wilde.
Posted inAnimals, Local & State
Snowies and their admirers causing problems at Portland Jetport
Driven south by the changing climate and a population boom, the owls are drawing birders who sometimes park illegally to get a good look.
Posted inLifestyle, Music
Lucky Clark On Music: Augusta Symphony Orchestra
Kristi Mann talks about the musicians’ upcoming concert in Augusta.
Posted inLifestyle
J.P. Devine Movie Review: ‘The Post’
A young, unpublished screenwriter, Liz Hannah, took the facts, the sketches of the characters involved, and wrote a first draft. She somehow got it to the desk of producer Amy Pascal, and the rest is history, Devine writes.
Posted inCommunity, Lifestyle
Shemekia Copeland to perform Feb. 16
Waterville concert will take place a the Opera House.
Posted inCommunity, Lifestyle
Novel Jazz plans Feb. 9 concert
The event will feature music from the Great American Songbook at the Skidompha Library in Damariscotta.