THe video garnered little negative attention at first, but was greeted with claims of racism when Schumer shared it.
Life & Culture
Arts, entertainment, food and books news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Don’t scatter, divvy up or hold onto cremains, Vatican instructs
A new document, meant to counter New Age ideas, says church authorities should designate a sacred place, such as a cemetery or church area, to hold the ashes.
Maine restaurant owner to eliminate tipping, raise wages
Cara Stadler says her restaurants in Portland and Brunswick will add an 18 percent surcharge to tabs and pay servers a starting wage of $15-$16 an hour.
Dine Out Maine: At Foulmouthed Brewing in South Portland, well-crafted sandwiches go with craft beer
A homebrewer and former Hugo’s cook turns to elevated beer food.
Augusta council approves $300,000 in aid to help restore downtown Colonial Theater
The money would be transferred to the group organizing the renovation once the work is largely complete, according to City Manager William Bridgeo.
Hallowell artist hangs new painting at Lithgow Public Library in Augusta
The painting was commissioned by the Friends of Lithgow Library and hangs between the older section and the new addition to the library, which re-opened in August after an $11 million renovation and expansion.
BUSHNELL ON BOOKS: ‘Salt in Their Veins’ and ‘No News is Bad News’
Reviews of Charlie Wing’s collection of conversations with coastal Mainers and the second in Maureen Milliken’s Bernie O’Dea mystery series
Bernie Sanders is coming to South Portland to promote his new book
Tickets include a copy of ‘Our Revolution: A Future to Believe In,’ but Sanders will not be signing books.
The Maine Ingredient: Let autumn vegetables cozy up to roast chicken
They make a great match, especially with orzo pilaf on the side.
Popcorn warms to flavors of the season
Popping the kernels in a stovetop pot reduces cost and calories.