The museum on Spring Street features antique equipment and photo exhibits.
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Nearly 2,000 attend Oktoberfest in Gardiner
Highlights of the eighth annual Swine & Stein celebration included a beard and mustache contest, live music, food trucks and a dozen craft beers.
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Arts festival at Skowhegan brewery showcases Somerset County cultural offerings
The second annual Somerset Family Arts Festival served as a fundraiser for developing a cultural plan for the region.
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Maine rapper Spose pulls off album in 24 hours
He collaborates with 50 musicians and producers at a Windham recording studio.
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Actor Patrick Dempsey gets Lewiston cancer center fundraiser underway
In addition to raising money, the Dempsey Challenge brings together bicycle riders and runners, volunteers, cancer survivors and affected families.
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Pope: Rampant pornography threatens kids
A Catholic Church-backed international conference is held even as the Vatican confronts its own cross-border child porn investigation involving a top papal envoy.
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Town of Starks to celebrate Indigenous People’s Day on Monday with events
Observances Monday replace traditional Columbus Day activities and include a tour of a Native American planting field, a potluck supper and a presentation by an instructor in Native American studies.
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UMA exhibit features letters from Mainers who served in World War I
The exhibit, which marks the centennial of the U.S. entry into the war, will be held at the Holocaust and Human Rights Center of Maine until Oct. 13.
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A lobster buoy you can cuddle up to
Marley Wilkinson’s lobster buoy pillows can be customized for your home or boat
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This centuries-old canoe was critical piece of Wabanaki life
The birch-bark canoe is on display in Brunswick and the type is still built today.