“Betty” Though greater fame went to his “French New Wave” colleagues Francois Truffaut and Jean-Luc Godard, Claude Chabrol’s films may, in the end, be more brilliant, more long-lasting, more the films of a director with a singular vision, a complex view of the entangled complications of human interactions. 101 minutes (R)
2013
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Association to offer ice skating class for children
HALLOWELL — The Skating Association of Maine will offer a four-week ice skating class for children at the Bank of Maine Ice Vault, 203 Whitten Road.
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Sno-Valley Riders seek members
DREDEN — Sno-Valley Riders seeks snowmobilers and persons interested in membership for the season.
Posted inPolitics
Ted Cruz: Corrosive or courageous?
Establishment Republicans chide Sen. Ted Cruz as divisive, but tea partyers see a leader.
Posted inLifestyle
TRAVELIN’ MAINE(RS): Step it up at 88
When we enjoyed an elegant meal last year at 88, we didn’t think this restaurant at the Spruce Point Inn could get any better. But this year, they really stepped it up.
Posted inSports
Mt. Blue hits playoff goal
Mt. Blue’s field hockey season started with what looked like a fluke at the time — a 2-1 victory over Lawrence in Fairfield. Looking back, it was really a sign that the Cougars were ready to make a move this fall.
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Financial assurances for mines needed for 100 years
Reps. Jeff McCabe and Larry Dunphy said in their column of (“Mining rules must protect Maine people, the environment,” Oct. 13) that the draft rules allow 30 years of treatment by the mining company.
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Time Warner provides great customer service
Like many others, I’m not a fan of Time Warner’s policies. Charging for modems, lack of an a la carte option, the blackout the capricious pricing policy are alll valid complaints.