Maine schools are using federal funds to improve ventilation as a way to fight COVID. But it could also improve learning.
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Posted inFood & Dining, Things to Do
How you like them apples? From a Maine orchard, of course
Maine’s apple orchards are open or opening soon for the season, with many planning special events for Maine Apple Sunday on Sept. 12.
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Q&A with St. Vincent before tour stop at Thompson’s Point
The musician talks about the fate of live music and her new album, ‘Daddy’s Home.’
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Afghans, attorneys in Maine anxiously work to help families evacuate by deadline
With the evacuation deadline looming Tuesday, Afghan Americans in Maine and their lawyers struggle to bring loved ones to safety.
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Things to Do: Wind your way to Windsor Fair and local brews at Pineland
You can also see ‘Jersey Boys’ in Westbrook and puppets on the Prom.
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Bar Guide: Crispy Gai got just the guy to stir things up
The Old Port’s new Thai fried chicken joint has a perfectly complementary cocktail menu.
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College athletes starting to get down to business under new NCAA rules
For the first time, student-athletes such as Maine native Mackenzie Holmes can market their name, image and likeness.
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Got Tix: Where to find tickets to upcoming shows
Tickets to Saturday’s Ghostland festival at Thompson’s Point are still available.
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Face the Music: Appreciation for ‘pocket king’ Charlie Watts runs deep
The drummer for the Rolling Stones died on Aug. 24.
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Maine Voices: Human rights takes center stage in relations with China
Both Europe and the U.S. have turned their focus on human rights, not just economic issues when dealing with China.