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Brick Store Museum presents original play

The Brick Store Museum announced it will host a new original play, written by the museum’s 2024 artist-in-residence Diane Lent, called Resonance of Passion: From Battlefield to the Sea. Lent used collections of letters between husbands and wives in the 19th century, now housed in the museum’s archives, to bring the play to life. The […]

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Obituary – Denise Rizzo

Denise Rizzo Denise W. Rizzo, 79, of Kennebunk, passed away on Friday, Sept. 6, 2024, at home surrounded by loving family members. The daughter of Leo R. Wilson and Marie E. Wilson (Stebbins) was born in Savannah, Georgia, and was a longtime resident of Kennebunk for most of her later years. She attended Shaker High […]

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Mainewhile: How lucky Mainers are to host celebrities, two- and four-legged alike

Our state gets a lot of visitors. This is not news to anyone. After all, though we may think of ourselves as “the Pine Tree State,” our license plates proclaimed us “Vacationland” way back in 1936 – and it seems to have stuck. That’s fine. We are a gracious state, we roll out the pine […]

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Obituary – Robert Curry

Robert Roy Curry, 80, a longtime resident of Kennebunkport, formerly of Freeport, passed away on his own terms, at the home he designed overlooking a salt marsh and tidal river, with his loving family at his side. Robert was born Jan. 6, 1944, in Portland. Adopted as an infant, his parents Herbert Walace and Marion […]

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Obituary – Marynel Driscoll

Marynel Driscoll Marynel “Peggy” (Ridley) Driscoll, age 94, passed away on Aug. 23, 2024, at Summer Commons after a happy life of teaching and community service. She was born in Alfred, Maine, on March 17, 1930, to Frank Abel and Erma (Hussey) Ridley. After graduating from Alfred High School in 1947, she worked in a […]