Catch a production of ‘Charlotte’s Web’ in Thomaston.
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Molasses doughnut showdown: Cookie Jar vs. Tony’s
We compare two takes on the old-fashioned treat.
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Throwback photo: Videoport in the mid-’90s
The video store closed in 2015 after a 28-year run.
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Oscar nominees, art documentary and women-led film festival, all this week
Plus, the Maine Film Center is holding a soiree Sunday for the Academy Awards.
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Mark your calendar for Maine Maple Sunday, happening March 23 and 24
Sugarhouses statewide will be open for tours and more.
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Letter: New EV goals are manageable
The state’s Advanced Clean Cars II program isn’t nearly as onerous as some may think.
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Gun safety debates expected to draw crowds to Maine State House this week
Two legislative committees are scheduled to hear public testimony on a slate of bills proposed in the wake of the mass shooting in Lewiston.
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Ticket info for upcoming shows, including Tig Notaro and Matisyahu
See Brandy Clark in Waterville on March 17.
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Diana Ross announces show at Merrill, King Kyote releases new song
Also, hear local musicians cover each other Thursday at Blue.
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These popular spots prove the dream of the ’90s is alive in this Portland, too
Though Maine’s largest city has seen major changes in the last 30 years, there are still lots of bars, restaurants, stores and hangouts that were popular 30 years ago and are still going strong.