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Review: ‘Hidden Tennessee’ is well worth finding

Maine theater companies have lately been paying some respect to Tennessee Williams, one of the greatest American playwrights, who would have turned 100 years old last year. Freeport Factory Stage just finished a run of “The Glass Menagerie” (another production of that play will open at Monmouth this summer) and now Portland Stage is presenting […]

Posted inForecaster Sports, The Forecaster

Clippers strike gold

BANGOR—For 44 long and lonely years, the 1968 Yarmouth boys’ basketball team stood alone as the program’s only state champion. Friday evening, at long last, it got some company. An undeniable, unforgettable group whose never-say-die attitude and unrivaled athleticism launched itself into the realm of legend. Facing another history-seeking team in the Class B state […]

Posted inJournal Tribune, Obituaries, Obituaries

Saturday, March 3, 2012

Joffre George Schnarr, 95, beloved father and grandfather, died on Feb. 27, 2012 at Sedgewood Commons Care Community in Falmouth, a much-loved resident there for the past seven years. A remembrance service will be held this summer at his family’s home in Maine. Further details will be published nearer the date. To contact the family, […]

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Staying connected

BIDDEFORD — When Arundel native Fletcher Kittredge returned to the area in 1994 after working in Boston for years to start a small telecommunications company in Biddeford, he was just a local boy looking for a way to work closer to home. The Harvard-schooled Kittredge thought the as-yet untapped potential of the Internet would be […]