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Life & Culture
Arts, entertainment, food and books news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
After final concert, founder of Portland Chamber Music Festival happily passing the baton
Twenty-five years ago, Jennifer Elowitch and a friend started the annual festival, which opens Thursday.
U.S. religious orders back women deacons
But opponents see it as a slippery slope toward ordaining women to the priesthood.
Spontaneous office pool wins $543 million lottery jackpot
The 11 San Francisco area co-workers don’t play the lottery regularly but decided to chip in $2 a piece when they saw how big the jackpot was.
For pizza money, college-bound Yarmouth teen will continue predicting the weather from away
Phenom forecaster Jack Sillin is asking for $35 a month – in total – in exchange for the daily blog posts that many Mainers rely on.
Festival forces Maine Sea Goddess to step down over photos on social media
Taylor Hamlin, 18, says Maine Lobster Festival organizers objected to a photo from a year ago that showed her holding a joint.
Jay festival to honor local man who died in El Faro disaster
The first Hollandstrog Summer Fest will kick of Aug. 11 and help raise funds for improving the high school athletic fields.
Boycott looms for Boston landmark named for slave owner
Activists seek to rename Faneuil Hall, which was built in the 1740s on a site where slaves had been sold.
Charlie Sheen seeks lower child support payments
The embattled actor makes five-figure monthly payments to former wives Brooke Mueller and Denise Richards.
Fox backs ‘Simpsons’ writers amid charge of racist stereotype
The focus is on Indian shop owner Apu, a staple of the long-running animated sitcom.