I write with great disappointment and distress at the recent changes you have made in the Sunday paper. I have been a faithful subscriber for almost 20 years, the entire time I have lived in this fair state. I strongly object to your having taken a number of the features I buy the Sunday paper […]
May 2014
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‘The Second Amendment’ is a smart history of guns and the U.S.
A former speechwriter for Bill Clinton has written a smart if occasionally frustrating history of America’s relationship with gun ownership.
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Take Heart: A Conversation in Poetry
About Bees Is What I Say Aloud When You Ask What I’m Thinking by Kimberly Cloutier Green
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Dine Out Maine: 3 Crow Restaurant & Bar in Rockland
The eclectic Southern menu more than hits the mark.
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Artists from Circling the Square Fine Art Press in Gardiner to show work in Brunswick
Print makers show their stuff in “Off the Press, On the Wall.”
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Confessions of a cash-starved filmmaker
Low-budget directors rely on tricks, shortcuts, even some lawbreaking.
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Corey Daniels Gallery makes the case for abstraction in Maine
“Install 4” – Paintings and sculptures by Jeff Kellar, Frederick Lynch and Duane Paluska among Maine’s most elegant shows ever.
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Best-Sellers
Local top sellers from Nonesuch Books and Cards in South Portland.
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Signings, etc.: Author Jean Flahive will discuss her book ‘Billy Boy and Railroad to the Moon’
Thursday in Waterboro.