This story is part of “Cultivating the Coast,” a special report that explores Harpswell’s rapidly growing aquaculture industry.
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Regeneration through art: Hogfish concludes transformative summer season
Between a groundbreaking performance experience and an interdisciplinary gathering of thought leaders in arts, public policy, healing practices and regenerative agriculture, Hogfish has emerged as an innovative leader in arts programming across the state.
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From the Chocolate Church: International touring ensemble to grace the Waterfront Concert series
A Creature Creations Art Pop-Up will precede the concert.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Leslie Bridgers, Life & Culture, Maine, News
We were convinced Back Cove Festival would fail, then proven wrong | Column
Now that organizers have shown it can work, would bigger be better?
Posted inLetters
Wording of voter ID question is undemocratic | Letter
How did the wording of the citizens’ initiative question titled “An Act to Require an Individual to Present Photographic Identification for the Purpose of Voting” become the all-inclusive: “Do you want to change Maine election laws to eliminate two days of absentee voting, prohibit requests for absentee ballots by phone or family members, end ongoing […]
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Here’s what’s cookin’ at Wells Chamber of Commerce Chili Fest
The event is scheduled for Aug. 23 at Wells Junior High School.
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Young Standish duo reel in national bass fishing championship
JT Cross and Jake Paradis won The Bass Federation’s Junior World Championship in South Dakota.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Books, Life & Culture
A fast-paced debut novel about a start-up seems ripped from real-life events
In Austin Taylor’s ‘Notes on Infinity,’ 2 brilliant Harvard students meet, compete, drop out, form a startup and become romantically entangled. Then things start to go awry.
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Trump’s goal of an ignorant electorate is coming together | Douglas Rooks
The president, along with plenty of enablers, is engaged in an assault on knowledge itself.
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Don’t balk at Maine Turnpike Chick-fil-A just yet | Letter
I thank Douglas Volk for raising concerns about future restaurant offerings at Maine Turnpike service plazas (“Chick-fil-A has no place on the Maine Turnpike,” July 29). I want to clarify that no decisions have been made at this time. We are in the early stages of renegotiating our contract with Applegreen, the vendor that operates […]