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Arts, entertainment, food and books news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Posted inFood & Dining, Life & Culture, Restaurant reviews
Dine Out Maine: Maine Lobster Shack’s corporate roots show – and that’s not good
Problems with execution occur in new kitchens, but there’s no excuse when it comes to your most important sandwich.
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Posted inArts & Entertainment, Books, Life & Culture
Best-selling author sets latest murder mystery amid Maine’s opioid crisis
‘How It Happened’ is the first, but not the last novel that prolific, part-time Camden resident Michael Koryta has set in the state.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Maine, Maine International Film Festival, News
Temple twins take home top student film prize in Waterville
Isabelle and Phoebe Rogers’ film ‘Searching for Spring’ won over judges at the 41st annual Maine Student Film & Video Festival, which is part of the Maine International Film Festival.
Posted inLife & Culture, Maine
Old Hallowell Day gets down for parade, live music amid construction
Participants in the annual parade had some fun in recognition of the ‘Down with the Crown’ construction project currently underway in the heart of downtown.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Actor Robin Williams’ belongings to be auctioned
Part of the proceeds will go charitable organizations like the Wounded Warrior Project and the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Director James Gunn fired from ‘Guardians 3’ over old tweets
The filmmaker, who made jokes about rape and pedophilia, tweeted an apology and said he understands and accepts Disney’s decision to sever business ties.
Posted inFood & Dining, Nation & World
Africa sees 1st carbon-neutral brewery amid climate concerns
The brewer also posts environmental warnings on its labels.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Arts & Entertainment, Film, Life & Culture, Lifestyle, Maine, Maine International Film Festival
MIFF heads into final weekend in Waterville
A student film and video showcase, a Maine filmmaker forum and the closing night film and ceremony are in store before the Maine International Film Festival draws to a close.
Posted inFood, Life & Culture, Maine
SNAP-Ed kids club aims to get more low-income Maine families to shop at farmers’ markets
Children’s activities highlight the Harvest Bucks program, which double the purchasing power of shoppers who use SNAP benefits at farmers’ markets.