The expansion will help shorten bagel lines in Willard Square and includes a new toast-and-bagel bar, to open in late fall.
Life & Culture
Arts, entertainment, food and books news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Readfield native reveals history of camps, resorts on area lakes
A new book explores the founding of area summer camps, their history and their modern day roots.
Max Ritvo, poet who chronicled life with cancer, dies at 25
He was known for poems that documented the surreal nature of living with a terminal illness.
Hallowell Pokémon GO cleanup effort aimed at countering bad impressions of players
A property owner who posted a sign calling a game player a “moron” said he’ll remove it when he’s sure players are no longer causing problems on his property.
‘Stick sculptor’ Patrick Dougherty weaves his way to fame
Tower Hill Botanic Garden highlights the whimsical work of an artist with 270 installations globally.
Moose-calling demonstration among highlights of Windsor Fair, which starts Sunday
The fair will continue until Labor Day .
‘F Bomb’ to greet UMF students as school year begins
Sculptor Jay Sawyer’s exhibit, ‘Sculpture Soup,’ the opening exhibit of the academic year at the Emery Community Arts Center in Farmington, uses repurposed materials, the alphabet and a lot of wit.
Esquire magazine names Portland among the 5 best cities for pizza
They name Otto, Micucci and Slab among the ‘truly gourmet options.’
BUSHNELL ON BOOKS: A selection of books for children
‘When the Sky is Like Lace,’ ‘Bear Moonlight Sonata’ and ‘Luigi and the Barefoot Races’
With watermelon and basil, peach and prosecco – soup’s on
Fresh ingredients and plenty of seasoning are keys to success when exploring the many varieties of chilled soup.