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Life & Culture
Arts, entertainment, food and books news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Maine rapper Spose lets fans play along with new ‘King of Maine’ app
Ryan Peters, better known as Spose, launches the app, which allows users to access new tracks and battle Gov. LePage to promote his sixth album.
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Digital music pioneer Ikutaro Kakehashi dies at 87
The engineer who shaped electronic and hip hop music founded instrument maker Roland Corp.
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Boston scores big bucks from marathon
Organizers expect racers and visitors will pump some $192 million into the local economy this year.
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Maine Flower Show organizers ‘ecstatic’ over turnout
More than 16,000 people attend the event at Thompson’s Point in spite of Saturday’s snowstorm.
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Chic wedding, event space opening in top floor of former woolen mill in downtown Winthrop
It’s the second such venture for Gene and Veronica Carbona, who opened a wedding venue on Maranacook Lake last summer.
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Veteran theater producer sees potential in Skowhegan Opera House
Jon Kimbell, 74, is spearheading a move to bring the 1909 venue back to life with upgrades for performers and audiences.
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Think about the soil when you think about what’s for dinner
You can do your bit to keep the climate from warming even faster.
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Waterville’s Railroad Square Cinema to join national movement showing ‘1984’ as protest of Trump actions
The Waterville cinema joins nearly 200 others in screening the film on April 4 about those who rebel against a totalitarian government in a dystopian future.
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Sportsman show attracts visitors, vendors from across Maine, U.S.
The three-day show at the Augusta Civic Center has been evolving, an organizer said, and there are even bigger plans for next year’s event.