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Life & Culture
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Oct. 21, 1946: Burglars take $100 worth of loot from Mount Vernon store
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Oct. 20, 1988: CIA returns to Colby College campus
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Oct. 19, 1946: Deer Jacking most prevalent in Augusta area, says Chief Warden
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Ali McGuirk to make headlining debut at Portland venue Oct. 29
It’s always neat to interview someone for the very first time and Sept. 26 I got the opportunity to chat with singer-songwriter Ali McGuirk. Her publicist supplied a link to McGuirk’s Signature Sounds album, “Til It’s Gone” where I was introduced to her soulful R&B sound. Then found myself caught up in her cool, sultry […]
Oct. 18, 1978: Skowhegan business makes clogs for former first lady Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
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Novel by Sri Lanka’s Shehan Karunatilaka wins Booker Prize
Karunatilaka won the prestigious award for fiction for ‘The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida.’ Among those in the running was part-time Maine resident Elizabeth Strout.
Oct. 17, 1996: Judge rules Bechard was insane
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Oct. 16, 1876: Frank W. Kinsman opens ‘first-class’ drug store on Water St. in Augusta
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Bedside table: Vacation reading
Book recommendations from readers.