Maine’s beloved fall fairs have been canceled, so here are some ideas on how to replicate the experience at home.
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Things to Do: Trolleys, cows and art await you
From Kennebunkport to Rockland, there’s plenty of options.
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Posted inArts & Entertainment, Things to Do
Face the Music: The Ghost of Paul Revere to release new album Friday
‘Good At Losing Everything’ is the latest from the Maine holler-folk act.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Photos: Heavy metal music and a midlife crisis
With Portland’s music venues closed because of the pandemic, now seems like the right time to revisit what feels like a bygone era.
Posted inFood & Dining, Things to Do
Bar Guide: Rock these cocktails with your lobster roll
Seafood restaurants recommend what to drink with the sandwich of summer in Maine.
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More cities want police oversight boards, but Portland’s is failing, members say
The Police Citizen Review Subcommittee is working to come up with options for reform and get public support.
Posted inPolitics
Trump’s vision of American greatness at center of convention
Well-known supporters – including members of the president’s family – will be prominently featured, but also those whom the GOP says are members of the ‘silent majority’ who have been aided by his policies.
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Political leaders applaud Bath Iron Works, union over new contract
Maine politicians – and Joe Biden – herald the strike-ending deal between BIW and its largest union as a step toward keeping the shipyard and its workers healthy into the future.
Posted inNation & World
Tensions heightened over fatal police shooting of Black man in Louisiana
Officers shot Trayford Pellerin as he tried to enter a convenience store with a knife.
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The Great Divide: Farmers’ Almanac hits the shelves
When you get right down to it, the world may need the magazine’s advice now more than ever.