We’ve all seen them — the “help wanted” signs posted in business windows and even the “we’re sorry” notes, apologizing for long waits and reduced hours due to worker shortages. Despite what was anticipated as a tough spell ahead for workers amid the COVID-19 pandemic, by some measures, 2021 has turned out to have some […]
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Paintings from the dust of 9/11 found in Sidney will be displayed in Falmouth
Works by late New York artist Michael Mulhern, who witnessed the attacks and later moved the Maine, have emerged from storage.
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Lyric Music Theater, and most others, go for laughs in their fall lineup
Molly Frantzen, a recently returned Falmouth grad, stars in ‘Sister Robert Anne’s Cabaret Class.’
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Live Music Lineup: Folk tunes in Camden and porch performances in Portland
You can also catch Todd Snider at Portland’s State Theatre.
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Things to Do: Burlesque, beer and a book talk
You can also hit the Laudholm Nature Crafts Festival in Wells.
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Our View: Maine labor historian fought against forgetting
The late Charles Scontras reminded us how we all benefit from the victories of ordinary people who took on the rich and powerful.
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Got Tix: Where to find tickets to upcoming shows
Concerts are happening all over Maine.
Posted inMaine Voices, Op-Eds, Opinion
Maine Voices: Labor laws stacked against American workers
The leader of Maine’s largest labor organization says more people would join unions if they were given the opportunity.
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Watching 9/11 attacks from classroom sparked social activism
David Morgan, then a senior at Kennebunk High School, looks back on how the day profoundly impacted him.