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Life & Culture
Arts, entertainment, food and books news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
University of Maine at Augusta professor demystifies American yoga in new book
Sarah Hentges’ fourth book is about how we care for ourselves and others amidst a toxic culture of individualism, perfectionism, consumption, exploitation, competition and other destructive ideas and behaviors.
Jan. 27, 1982: New $300K fence may be built atop Augusta’s Memorial Bridge to halt jumpers, 2 still missing from Boston plane, and South Gardiner needs some love, too!
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Jan. 26, 1977: 67-year-old Waterville landmark hotel goes up in flames, CMP scraps its plans for Sears Island A-Plant, and could passenger rail service come back to Maine?
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Jan. 25, 1999: Laptops coming to Augusta police cruiser vehicles by early next month, and Augusta Mental Health Institute has a new clinical director
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Jan. 24, 1979: These five Belgrade Lakes towns asked to take on Central Maine Power’s dams, and death penalty advocates made ‘impassioned please’ in Augusta yesterday
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Lincoln County welcomes another new farm sanctuary
The Cottontail Cottage Farm Sanctuary has relocated its 65 animal residents from a 50-acre plot in Cherryfield to a new, secluded farmhouse in Whitefield, with plans to open its doors to the public later this year.
Jan. 23, 1989: Some 400 people gather at capitol steps in Augusta to show disapproval for Roe vs. Wade decision 16 years later, and Bowdoinham students examine ‘garbology’
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James Beard Awards names 10 Maine semifinalists for 2025 awards
Nominees include Taj in South Portland and The Abbey in Brunswick, while 3 cooks are nominated in the Best Chef: Northeast category.
Jan. 22, 1997: $1.2M overhaul of Concourse in Waterville may move ahead tomorrow, Waterville celebrates memory of MLK Jr., and Waterville woman avoids jail time after charge of stabbing boyfriend
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