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Spark behind fabled soap operas dies at 93

Agnes Nixon created, wrote and produced long-running daytime shows, including “All My Children” and “One Life to Live.”

That’s a dramatic expansion of the escalated level in southern Maine, as more than one million residents deal with the extra-dry conditions.

Logan, whose best trick may be that he can’t roll over, has become a Facebook star.

Ravin and Lowell Thompson to perform at Unity College Center for the Performing Arts.

“Sully” works for 36 minutes as a thriller, but for the other hour as a television movie of the week, writes JP Devine.

Bridget McAlonan work will be on view through Nov. 19.

The performance is a traditional form of puppet theatre in Brazil.

Local poets will read their own work or work of past Chesterville authors.

Event to feature Jasmine Lin, Elizabeth Anderson, and Maine Mountain Chamber Music co-directors Laurie Kennedy and Yuri Funahashi.

Dana Wilde reviews ‘The Book of the Mandolin Player,’ a recent novel by Dixmont author Anne Britting Oleson