Tina Charest and John Hasnip have a raft of performances scheduled for this month and next.
Life & Culture
Arts, entertainment, food and books news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Aug. 9, 1983: Hallowell man’s bravery during plane crash recognized by governor and state, two plants in North Monmouth and Auburn for sale, and ‘transplanted’ doctor says goodbye to Maine
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Chesterville native to compete on new television show
Derek Haley is appearing on Shania Twain’s new “Superfan” show on CBS.
Aug. 8, 1996: Winslow ties the knot with new multi-million dollar rope company, Skowhegan Fair in full swing, and is it finally time for a space trip to Mars?
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Maine farmers still waiting on bounty of tomatoes, corn
A lack of sunshine and other weather-related factors mean late-summer crops haven’t been as plentiful.
Aug. 7, 1986: 3,000 books missing from Gardiner Public Library after 5-year inventory, legal battle continues to brew with Augusta city manager and city council, and longest-living heart transplant recipient in the US dies
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Kennebec River Brewfest in Augusta draws hundreds of attendees and even more beverage samples
About 30 vendors from across Maine — 10 more than last year — featured beer, wine, seltzer, cider, mead and cannabis at Mill Park.
‘No Meat Required’ looks at future of vegetarianism through its history
As vegetarian food options become more mainstream, author Alicia Kennedy sees a need to reinforce the societal arguments for plant-based eating.
Home Plates: Old Tavern Inn’s blueberry muffins celebrate Maine, however you make them
A Portland couple carries on a tradition started by one of their grandmothers, who took over an inn in Litchfield as a retirement project.
Aug. 6, 1981: Mud wrestling hits Skowhegan, Waterville mayor says city still working through problems, and new 14-acre subdivision in the works in Oakland
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