The places that attract parents and kids by the hundreds seem to have a few things in common: a safe and convenient layout, scary decorations, good candy, something fun for the adults, and quirky traditions that create fond memories.
Life & Culture
Arts, entertainment, food and books news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Evo chef Matt Ginn returns to Food Network’s ‘Chopped’
This time, the prize for the Portland chef could be $50,000.
Bath teen’s letter to Obama to be included in new book
Zoe Ruff’s letter will be included in the book “To Obama: With Love, Joy, Anger, and Hope,” a collection of letters sent to the president during his time in office.
Hospitality trade group launches apprenticeship to develop skilled workforce
HospitalityMaine will sponsor a program to groom students for careers in restaurants and hotels.
Yella Beezy out of hospital after getting shot
The rapper was shot three times on a highway in the Dallas area, police say.
‘Halloween’ stays in top spot at box office
The slasher film carves up an estimated $32 million in weekend ticket sales.
Get busy talking business succession at USM
Learn how Maine’s food-based businesses can be sold to employees, family or other buyers.
Society Notebook: Marking 40 years of lobbying for Maine women’s rights
The celebration honors activists, lobbyists and the founders of the Maine Women’s Lobby.
Dine Out Maine: Dunstan Tap & Table in Scarborough offers an accomplished take on a familiar menu
Don’t leave the stylish new pub without trying the Reuben.
Exhibit shows what it was like – and what it means – to be Jewish in Maine
‘Maine + Jewish’ will be on view for the next year at the State Museum in Augusta.