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BUSHNELL ON BOOKS: ‘The Cliffs’ and ‘Death by Chocolate Raspberry Scone’
A modern woman's interest in the tragic history of an old Victorian house on a cliff on Maine's coast, and Sarah Graves' seventh novel in her "Death by Chocolate" mystery series.
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Visit Centralmaine.com/archive to view nearly 200 years' worth of history at your fingertips.
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Nirav Shah, now the deputy director of the U.S. CDC, praised Maine for addressing extreme heat and tick-borne illnesses. Those who survive floods report more stress, anxiety and depression, health groups say.
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Things to Do
Film, beer, yacht rock or puppets: It’s a packed festival weekend
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Celebrated author Morgan Talty to speak at Convocation Ceremony at UMA
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Things to Do
Glenn Miller Orchestra to perform at Waterville Opera House
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The Public Theatre announces lineup for 34th season
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Community Little Theatre announces lineup for 85th season
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Author Sarah Braunstein will discuss her latest novel
Note to Maine farmers: More soybeans, please
Heiwa Tofu and Tootie's Tempeh could both use more locally grown, organic soybeans to make their products.
OFF RADAR: ‘Old Orchard’s Palace: Poems’
Robert Gibbons’ second collection of poems is written about his current hometown.
TV Series Review: ‘Slow Horses’ is back, and not a moment too soon
The first hour of the new season, tells us that just as in ours, a strange new sinister cabal is afoot in the world and they’re scary, J.P. Devine writes.
On Music: The Wildwoods musician talks about upcoming Maine debut
This Lincoln, Nebraska folk/Americana threesome is made up of the husband-and-wife duo of Noah and Chloe Gose and their longtime friend, Andrew Vaggalis, and their latest album is called Foxfield Saint John.
Hunt & Harvest: A love of Maine’s outdoors
In her inaugural column, Erin Merrill recounts how she got into hunting and her advocacy of promoting women and others getting involved.
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Note to Maine farmers: More soybeans, please
Heiwa Tofu and Tootie's Tempeh could both use more locally grown, organic soybeans to make their products.
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