Opening reception set for Oct. 27.
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Inland’s 12th annual Fall Pops Concert set for Oct. 27
The evening will feature the Portland Symphony Orchestra with conductor Andrew Crust, and soprano Suzanne Nance.
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Recycled Shakespeare Company to perform ‘Macbeth’
Performances are scheduled for Oct. 20 and 21 at United Church of Christ in Waterville.
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Home Again will celebrate the music of Carole King Oct. 21
Concert scheduled for Chocolate Church Arts Center in Bath.
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Lucky Clark On Music: March to May
Darren Guyaz and Beth Wesche talk about upcoming concert set for Slates.
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Food law leaves Maine meat producers squealing for a fix
The so-called food sovereignty law enacted in June was meant to increase local control, but federal regulators say they’ll close down Maine slaughterhouses unless the law is revised.
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Gord Downie, singer-songwriter for Tragically Hip, dies at 53
Once angered by a lack of American success, the band became indisputably Canadian.
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For ornery cats, a 2nd chance as mousers
Philadelphia program sends anti-social cats on work release as mousers.
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Electric-car drivers, you can charge it at L.L. Bean in the near future
The retailer in Freeport will soon open Maine’s largest plug-in station to show leadership and promote sustainable practices, and other businesses may take notice.
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Rehabilitated seal pups found in Maine are set free on Cape Cod
The seals were rescued in May and June, and given celebrities’ names.