The show at the University of the New England Art Gallery focuses on her fiber art.
2017
Like father, like son: Phil and Lyle Divinsky share musical talents and passions
Home from touring with his band, Lyle Divinsky will perform with his father (and favorite singer), Phil, twice this week in Portland.
Dine Out Maine: Noble Barbecue elevates barbecue to realm of art
The Portland restaurant’s twin brother-owners know their way around a smoker.
‘I See a City’ shines a light on photographer Todd Webb
His mid-century New York years are explored in a recent exhibition and a new book that editor, advocate and friend Betsy Evans Hunt hopes will ‘elevate Webb’s work into the pantheon where it belongs.’
Book review: In ‘Still Mill,’ Bucksport voices tell of papermaking’s end
Townspeople express the disruption in their lives when the longtime employer shut down in 2014.
In death, Maine writer Elizabeth Ilgenfritz leaves a legacy
Scholarships in her honor will help midcoast writers follow their passion.
Society Notebook: History buffs get cabin fever over cocktails
The Yarmouth Historical Society raises $8,000 at its first cocktail party fundraiser.
Rethinking food for dogs could affect health of pets and planet
Veterinarians divide over a proposal to turn Los Angeles shelter animals into vegans.
Cape primrose is a low-maintenance flowering houseplant
And a very pretty one, too.
Add native plants for holly jolly Christmas for people and wildlife
The berries of shrubs such as winterberry and mountain holly provide snacks for animals and uplifting color for humans.