It’s not just Four Seasons resorts that are expecting an influx of visitors inspired by the HBO smash hit.
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At the Maine Jewish Museum, an art exhibit, a protest — then a conversation
The exhibit spurred a dialogue that is increasingly rare in these polarized times.
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Is your neighbor’s dog too loud? Maine bill would clamp down on excessive barking
Supporters say it would help address neighborhood disruptions, while opponents say it could prompt overreactions and that it’s an issue best left to municipalities.
Posted inOp-eds, Opinion
Opinion: Federal cuts to Medicaid will harm Maine children
‘Fiscal responsibility’ can’t come before kids’ basic welfare.
Posted inLakes Region Weekly
Inside Windham: Feb. 7
Presentation on Sebago Lake The Windham Historical Society will present its first program of the 2025 season, called “Why is Sebago Lake So Deep?” on March 3 at 7 p.m. at the Little Meetinghouse on Route 302 in North Windham. The presentation will be hosted by Don Wescott of Friends of the Presumpscot River and […]
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Opinion: Trump will do nothing about the staggering inequality that got him elected
The president’s brand of grievance politics is very dangerous for America.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Life & Culture
Society Notebook: Community Plate comes back for seconds on ‘Stews & Stories’
Community Plate’s first story sharing supper in Portland was so popular the nonprofit has opened registration for a second round of “Stews & Stories” on Feb. 27. More than 80 guests at the Jan. 30 supper at Mechanics’ Hall unpacked charcuterie board makings and carried in towel-wrapped slow cookers of baked beans and soups, baskets […]
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Deep Water: ‘Brown Cow’ by Steve Langan
Maine poems edited and introduced by Megan Grumbling.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Life & Culture, Nation & World
This 300-year-old violin could become the most expensive musical instrument
A Stradivarius violin made in 1714, known as the Joachim-Ma, is expected to sell for up to $18 million at a Sotheby’s auction.