Female directors were again shut out of best director, and the only actor of color nominated was Cynthia Erivo, the British actress, for her Harriet Tubman in “Harriet.”
2020
Thomas College announces fall president’s, dean’s list
Students are academic recognition.
Bring back the boots: Colder weather – and potential storm – return to Maine
A more typical January pattern settles in for the week. We knew you’d come back for us, winter.
Freeport considers tax break for L.L. Bean headquarters expansion
The retailer is requesting a $10 million tax increment financing district that could help offset its future property tax costs and fund community projects.
Comedy and music share stage in Portland
Comic Nick Thune and singer-songwriter Damien Jurado bring their Sad Music, Sad Comedy tour to Space Gallery on Jan. 22.
Things to Do: A heartfelt fundraiser, theater performance and ’90s throwback
Catch ‘Popcorn Falls’ at St. Lawrence Arts.
Our View: We should heed warnings on climate change
From Australia to Maine, we’re getting an idea of what the future looks like if nothing is done.
On this date in Maine history: Jan. 13
Jan. 13, 1629: Pilgrims obtain a land patent along the Kennebec River, authorizing them to trade with local indigenous people. According to historian William D. Williamson, the patent, later called the Kennebec Patent or Plymouth Patent, “was intended as an express favor to her trade and fishery, and the propagation of religion.” The land grant […]
South Portland joins growing number of grassroots groups helping Maine seniors
Of all the states, Maine has the oldest population and the largest number of age-friendly community groups striving to meet the needs of older residents.
Maine Compass: We can end hunger in Maine in this decade
Partnerships on the state and local levels involving government and charitable organizations are needed to meet this important goal.