‘Power Rangers’ has a solid debut at No. 2, taking in $40.5 million, while ‘CHIPS’ disappoints at No. 7 with $7.6 million.
Life & Culture
Arts, entertainment, food and books news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Maine Maple Sunday a sweet success for syrup producers
Across the state, 85 sugarhouses open their doors to the public to serve pancake breakfasts, maple syrup on snow, maple-infused baked beans and other treats.
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Dine Out Maine: The Proper Pig ranges from Mexico to China to Hawaii and more
When it works, the dishes are playful and competent.
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Dad and daughter fend for themselves with Bachelor Chicken
Andrew Rudalevige discovers that his wife – our Green Plate columnist – keeps some not so green secrets.
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School program teaches students mindfulness and responsibility with real-life role models
Stories of Sitting Bull and Buddha become teaching tools in the Spirit Series.
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Winthrop Ice Out Plunge raises more than $27,000 for Special Olympics Maine
Dozens of people jumped into Maranacook Lake on Saturday through a hole carved in the ice.
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Belgrade snowshoer leaves art in Augusta area fields
Several huge designs were created in the snow by carpenter Jason Cote.
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Early job woes, early death? Maybe
A research team offers a theory to explain a trend in the white working class toward middle-age sickness and worse.
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Don McLean’s ex-wife says tweet constituted contempt
Patrisha McLean has gone to court about a tweet the singer made saying he was ‘delighted’ about a protection order.
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U.S. Dept. of Interior considers allowing employees to bring dogs to work
In a test of the program, dogs will be allowed at the Washington headquarters on four days in May and September.