Visitors will see spectacular views of the Maine coast while learning some fascinating history.
September 2013
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Making Noise: Songs of autumn drown out dirge for summer’s end
The local music scene is, as always, bursting at the seams all over the state.
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Open Lighthouse Day: Time to see the light
Always wanted a closer look at a lighthouse? About two dozen Maine beacons will be open to the public on Saturday.
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Bar Guide: Portland Pie Company has just the right consistency
Portland Pie has figured out how to create a family-friendly and reliable sports bar pub.
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PMA exhibit ponders human suffering and chaos
MECA alum Ahmed Alsoudani has become a hugely successful artist in spite of the difficult challenges he poses for his viewers.
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CD Review: Italian vocalist, Maine flutist make beautiful music together
The recordings on ‘The Acadian Session’ show that very good things can happen in the musical moment.
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What Ales You: In pursuit of hoppiness: Two new untested beers
Fresh Cut is the first lager Peak Organic has done on a commercial basis; Calcutta Cutter is a new double IPA made by Rising Tide.
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Off Beat: Folks queueing up for skull session with Max
The crystal skull is said to have ‘healing’ and ‘spiritual’ abilities.
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Hot Tickets and Cheap Thrills, Sept. 12, 2013
Michael Franti at State / ‘West Side Story’ / Eat for ecology / Antiques appraisals in Falmouth / Pubcrawlers at Asylum / Abbott photographs at Bates / LeRoux grand opening / Shaker apple festival
