Kate McBrien, a Union historian, has been researching the 1911-12 relocation of the island’s population for nearly 20 years.
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New Orleans jazz center stage at Phippsburg concert
PHIPPSBURG — Old-school New Orleans jazz will hit the stage when State Street Traditional Jazz Band performs at the Phippsburg Congregational Church at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 11. Founded in 1989, the members of the band are bonded by a passion to play and preserve traditional New Orleans “Preservation Hall” jazz. John Page, the […]
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Phippsburg seeks next Boston Post Cane recipient
After the death of 103-year-old Margaret Wyman last month, Phippsburg is looking to keep a New England tradition alive.
Posted inTimes Record Opinion
Intertidal: Popham’s pilgrims
While the colony was intended to be a trading post for food and furs, they had limited success establishing trading relationships.
Posted inCoastal Journal
Coastal History: A look at Gilbert’s Head
A large antique house, a rocky shore for a front yard, and clear views of Popham Beach. Who could ask for a better location?
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Phippsburg man charged in knife assault on woman
The woman was treated at Maine Medical Center in Portland.
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Book review: Religious freedom wasn’t all that drove the founding of America
In ‘New World, Inc.,’ a riveting tale of business intrigue, international skullduggery and maritime disaster, money plays a big part.
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Maine Voices: Maine’s addiction epidemic encompasses more than opioids
The Mills administration’s renewed focus on fighting substance use disorder must also take into account nicotine, alcohol and other drugs.
Posted inBusiness, Life & Culture, Maine
Maine state parks nearing 3 million visitors a year
Visits to the state’s 48 parks grew by 11 percent in 2018, with Sebabo Lake, Lily Bay and Bradbury Mountain leading the way.