The artist, who is based in New York and Maine, has returned to this subject for three decades. Her work is on view in three area museums this summer.
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A Portland bagel shop’s sign doesn’t just advertise food. It’s a spiritual journey.
Joel Baker, son-in-law of the original Mister Bagel, puts up spiritual messages on the Forest Avenue shop’s sign. It’s resonating with the community.
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Spacious midcentury ranch has been updated with style and is ready for move-in
$750,000 | 117 Frost Street, Portland
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Ann Craven has made an art out of painting time and memory | Column
Three exhibits of her work in Portland, Rockland and Brunswick showcase the work of the artist best known for her moon paintings.
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Hearts of Pine find another gear when needed
Playing the second of three games this week, the club showed it’s ready to contend for a playoff spot in its first season.
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Flat Iron Coffee Bar invites Portland to unplug and connect
The new coffeeshop is to open on Congress Street with an emphasis on art and a European-style setup that favors conversation over computers.
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Hearts of Pine fans beat the drum for their favorite team
Maine’s first pro men’s soccer team has drawn fans so eager to show support they’ve formed their own Valentine Band, a self-organized crew of musicians with varying skill levels and soccer expertise.
Posted inGirls Lacrosse, Sports, Varsity Maine
2025 Varsity Maine All-State girls lacrosse team
These 12 players impacted games in various ways, from scoring goals to grabbing loose balls, controlling draws and making defensive stops.
Posted inGirls Lacrosse, Sports, Varsity Maine
2025 Southern Maine All-Region girls lacrosse team
State finalists Freeport, Kennebunk, Mt. Ararat and Windham all have two players on the list.
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On Maine islands, housing shortages threaten community survival
Islands with year-round residents need emergency responders, gas station attendants, postal workers, store clerks and teachers. When there’s nowhere for vital workers to live, they turn elsewhere. It’s eroding a storied way of life.