BRUNSWICK — Hannaford Supermarkets plans to build a store in the Cooks Corner section of Brunswick. Construction is expected to begin this summer. The Cooks Corner Hannaford Supermarket and Pharmacy will be built in the Cooks Corner Shopping Mall at the intersection of Bath and Gurnet roads. Hannaford will continue to operate the Maine Street […]
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Midcoast news from The Forecaster.
Local artist challenging stereotypes with power tools
BRUNSWICK — Sandrine Moser has taken it upon herself to redefine stereotypes, one power tool at a time. Moser recently launched her business, Studio Artisane, as a way of teaching classes designed to build confidence and break down barriers with a certain je ne sais quoi that is characteristic of her French heritage. Necessity motivated […]
LC’s Take: Nameless Heroes
So many women, so many role models. I can’t even begin to pick my favorites or the ones I admired the most. Eleanor Roosevelt? A definite contender. I’ve read every single thing ever written about her, and she was one prima first lady. What she did for America, for women, for African Americans, for all […]
Five Questions w/Curt Dale Clark, artistic director of the Maine State Music Theatre
BRUNSWICK — It’s not an exaggeration to say Curt Dale Clark is both the face and the voice of Maine State Music Theatre. For years, now, Clark has helped to guide the professional, nonprofit theater company’s course, both artistically and financially, all the while serving as its ambassador to the community. Recently, Clark spoke with […]
Cooking at the Cove: A Sunny Finish for a Warming Meal
Oh, how I love this homey, savory main dish that I’ve been feeding my family for at least 40 years. Whether I use beef steak or I’m lucky enough to have venison in the freezer, this is so good. Give the casserole plenty of time for the steak to reach the stage where it’s really […]
Briefs: Happenings in the Midcoast
Local artists showing work at twin village restaurant DAMARISCOTTA — The Damariscotta River Grill will host 18 members of the Pemaquid Group of Artists through March 12. The group of Midcoast artists includes: Deb Arter, Jane Bowman, Stephen Busch, Dianne Dolan, Peggy Farrell, Sarah Fisher, Bill Hallett, Claire Hancock, Kay Hannah, Kathleen Horst, Hannah Ineson, […]
Five Questions w/Mari Eosco, former interim director od Main Street Bath
BATH — Mari Eosco has at least two reasons to want the city’s historic downtown to flourish: she is an at-large City Councilor and chairwoman of the council, and she is the interim director of Main Street Bath, a nonprofit organization working to preserve and promote downtown Bath. Downtown Bath has seen continued growth and […]
Over Easy: Suburbs: The worst of both worlds
There was a time when city life occurred mostly outdoors and was mostly unsupervised. America was truly the shining light of freedom in the world following the victory in World War II. Unlike Europe, whose cities were piles of rubble from the bombings, the U.S.A. put its factories back to work building automobiles that looked […]
LC’s Take: Board or Bored? I Hate Those Games
Were you a good parent to your children? Did you play with them when they asked? Were you a good and attentive buddy? I hope I was. I mean, if our boys have been in therapy all their adult lives because they were stuck with a whackbird mother, they’ve at least had the decency not […]
Cooking at the Cove: Easy Does It
Don’t you just love an easy meal with just a handful of simple ingredients? Uncomplicated, flavorful and fast, chicken, leeks and broccoli with a splash of olive oil and wine come together for a weeknight entrée or a Sunday dinner with company. I happen to be very fond of leeks, so I’m always on the […]
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