Before ‘Deadpool & Wolverine,’ these indie offerings offered a different – and sometimes dark – take on the genre.
August 2024
Take a stroll through these Maine sculpture parks
From a former dairy farm in Saco to the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens, there are several places to take in works of art, along with some fresh air.
Love By Numb3rs with Starling in Arundel, River Jam in Biddeford, Dam Jam in Denmark
River Jam includes performances by Louisa Stancioff and Oshima Brothers, among several others.
Letter: Fishermen are being wrongly marginalized
Fishing is an affront to people in coastal Maine? Seriously?
Follow the hilarious ‘talking’ dog Tatum who’s living his best life in Bangor
The dog’s ‘commentary’ will have you in stitches.
My Perfect Day: An outdoors writer explores her favorite parts of Acadia
Working for Friends of Acadia, Shannon Bryan has gotten to know all of the national park’s nooks and crannies.
Lewiston-Auburn Balloon Festival, Fred Armisen and Amazing Acro-Cats
Plus, the Maine Highland Games and Scottish Festival is on Saturday in Brunswick.
New program to provide free counseling for Maine food industry workers
The Behind You pilot program, funded by a Texas nonprofit and implemented by the clinical students at the University of Maine, will cover up to 200 hours of free counseling in its first year.
Another View: Now deter and punish Putin’s hostage-taking habit
Rewarding hostage-takers puts other potential victims at greater risk – not to mention lets ruthless assassins walk free.
Tom Purcell: Survivor of a baby boomer childhood
Editor’s note: This column is an except from Tom Purcell’s book, “Misadventures of a 1970s Childhood.” The MSNBC.com article said that kids raised in the ‘50s, ’60s and ’70s are survivors. We survived chain-smoking adults, meat-and-potato diets and rough-and-tumble fearlessness of every kind — such as the bike jump that nearly killed me in 1972. It […]