But because the coronavirus has canceled most agricultural fairs this year, they won’t get to take part in a treasured annual tradition.
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Indie Film: Filmmaker who moved to Maine for a quieter life has one last horror story to tell
Jeremy Kasten is releasing his movie ‘The Dead Ones’ more than a decade after he shot it.
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You can live in this historic Calais house for free, if you’re willing to fix it
The National Park Service is holding an open house on Thursday at the McGlashan-Nickerson House in Calais.
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Friendship artist shows peaceful paintings at her newly reopened gallery
The year-old Salt Pond Gallery is in a charming former schoolhouse.
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Run & Eat: Prepare yourself, or let Solo Cucina Market do it for you
The new South Portland market offers a creative selection of panini sandwiches or the ingredients to make your own.
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Maine courts will allow public, press to watch hearings online
The Maine Judicial Branch is asking for $8.5 million in emergency federal funds to improve those video and telephone hearings.
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Things to Do: A sandy exploration, free yoga, Harry Potter and new art exhibits
There’s something for everyone happening this week.
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Farms bring the fun, from just far enough away
Maine farms use their outdoor spaces to offer socially distanced activities.
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Live Music Lineup: Country, New Orleans jazz, blues and a hip-hop birthday show
Joseph Gallant & Chris Ruediger, The Soggy Po Boys, Meg Willams and four local DJs and producers are all coming at you in the coming days.
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Face the Music: Port City closure leaves emotional and musical void
The Portland venue had been presenting local and national shows for more than a decade.