TUESDAY Super Summer Salad Smorgasbord Luncheon, with a variety of classic summer foods and salads including egg, tuna, potato, green, Jello, plus dessert. Noon to 1 p.m. Raymond Village Community Church, 27 Main St. Free. 655-7749. Community lunch, noon. Free and open to all. 409 Cumberland Ave., Portland. Provided by Wayside Food Programs and hosted […]
2019
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Our View: Loss of doctors leaving hole in rural health care
A number of promising initiatives are underway, but reversing the trend will take a lot.
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Things to Do: From the yellow brick road to an outdoor film festival
You can also see the play ‘Fortune,’ the silent film ‘Wings’ or hit Ales for Tails.
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Live Music Lineup: Lula Wiles – on the road with ‘What Will We Do’ – visits Portland on Saturday
Other options are old-school ska from Jamaica’s Skatalites in Portland or a global dance party with Red Baraat in Rockland.
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Unusually long red tide closure leads some to criticize testing
Shellfish harvesters were shut down for up to three months this season as the state continues a more cautious approach to protecting against the toxin.
Posted inJournal Tribune
Unusually long red tide closure leads some to criticize testing
Maine shellfish harvesters hope to make up for a longer-than-usual closure of harvest sites caused by the biological toxin known as red tide. Maine’s Department of Marine Resources routinely posts closures every year that affect clam, mussel and oyster flats up and down the state’s coastline. This year’s closure stretched for three months in parts […]
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Andy Young: What frugal book reviewers read for summer vacation
High school students aren’t the only ones assigned to read during summer vacation; their instructors have to do the same. It would be hypocritical for those of us charged with teaching the importance of literacy to fail to use those abilities ourselves. The equivalent would be my preaching the importance of physical fitness to my […]
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ELLSWORTH & PORTLAND Arts fund taking applications for grants The Maine Community Foundation’s Maine Expansion Arts Fund is accepting applications from nonprofits for grants of up to $5,000 that support indigenous, ethnic or rural arts programs or projects, particularly those that serve areas with limited access to arts events. Online applications, guidelines and a list […]
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Take out tasty broth, banh mis and bubble tea from Pho Co.
The Westbrook variety store also serves sandwiches, pizza and fried chicken.
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