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Life & Culture
Arts, entertainment, food and books news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Two Maine exhibits zoom in on photography pioneers
Bowdoin is looking at how the camera influenced Winslow Homer, while the Portland Museum of Art displays the work of photo school founder Clarence H. White.
Browntail moths spread, make their presence felt in Greater Portland
The invasive pests have toxic hairs that circulate in the air and can blister the skin, and their growing reach has led places like Yarmouth to cordon off parts of town.
Wild strawberries are here, there and everywhere
Until you need them to make strawberry sorbet, when they’re nowhere to be found.
Dine Out Maine: Few standouts, but plenty of decent options at Scarborough’s first restaurant/brewery
About a year old, Nonesuch River Brewing is already part of the community
Transmission lines over Kennebec Gorge? That may be a choke point for renewable energy advocates
A 145-mile power line that would carry hydroelectricity from Canada to Massachusetts – and carve a path through the scenic gorge – signals a bleak future for multistate projects in New England.
British royal family will welcome its first same-sex marriage
Lord Ivar Mountbatten, a third cousin of the queen, will marry his partner later this summer.
‘Game of Thrones’ co-stars Kit Harington, Rose Leslie wed
The couple celebrate at a Scottish castle owned by the bride’s family.
Ex-priest accused of abuse allowed access to Chicago schools
Cleric Bruce Wellems was forced to leave the priesthood for sexually abusing a boy of 6 when he was around 15.
Anthony Bourdain had no drugs in his system at time of death
The celebrity chef had struggled with cocaine and heroin addiction in the past.