The Ivy League school was selected to house much of the 95-year-old’s lifelong collection of letters, books and artwork.
Life & Culture
Arts, entertainment, food and books news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Stalemate stalls Midtown project while Portland’s interest payments stack up
The city and the developer of the $85 million project planned in Bayside accuse each other of holding up progress.
Sanford dig turns up artifacts, but no 18th century garrison
Archaeologists and volunteers had hoped to find evidence of the Phillipstown Garrison, which predated the incorporation of Sanford in 1768.
Women striving for greater roles in religions
Social media is a big catalyst in boosting activism and forging solidarity.
U.S. Catholics losing faith in clergy’s honesty
A new Gallup poll shows that fewer than a third of them rate clergy honesty as ‘high.’
‘McJesus’ sculpture outrages Israel’s Christians
An art exhibit featuring a crucified Ronald McDonald has sparked protests by the country’s Arab Christian minority.
Morgan Freeman’s step-granddaughter’s killer gets 20 years
Lamar Davenport stabbed his girlfriend, E’Dena Hines, while under the influence of alcohol and drugs in 2015.
Wendy Williams taking time off show for health issues
Treatment for her immune system disorder will include ‘significant time’ in the hospital.
Oxycontin complicates Sackler legacy
The painkiller’s role in the deadly opioid crisis is bringing the Sacklers a new and unwanted kind of attention.
Titans of beer industry betting on drinks containing cannabis
Big brewers increase their investments in marijuana producers as part of a push to revive lagging sales, but the strategy comes with risks.