The Playhouse Patio Cabaret Series wraps up its 2021 season by welcoming back the inimitable Carter Calvert. Sprinkled with “making it in the biz” stories and rollicking behind-the-scenes anecdotes, her award-winning vocal talents deliver a musical tribute to the divalicious ladies of music in a show entitled “Viva La Diva.” Floating effortlessly between Broadway, pop, […]
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Ogunquit Playhouse offering a summer full of youth programming
Ogunquit Playhouse Arts Academy is thrilled to be offering a full slate of on-site youth programming this summer for ages 8-18. Our camp experiences sell out every year, drawing students from all over New England, and create lasting memories for campers and staff alike. Brought to life by a team of professional teaching artists, these […]
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Ogunquit Select Board reprimands town manager
Board members have not moved to renegotiate Patricia Finnigan’s contract before it expires in February, but have said she may remain on the job.
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Ogunquit Select Board member charged with driving under the influence
Ogunquit police say Lindsey Perry was arrested on Sunday.
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Ogunquit man dies in York motorcycle crash
Brian Aromando, 57, died after his motorcycle crashed head-on into a sedan, police said.
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For southern Maine beach towns, mask ambassadors are summer’s front-line workers
Three towns in York County are using state grants to pay for new employees who help visitors follow coronavirus safety rules.
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Ogunquit to reopen 2 beaches, with restrictions on activities
Effective Monday, Ogunquit and Footbridge beaches will be open to walking, surfing, paddling and fishing only.
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Three in Ogunquit charged with making and spending counterfeit money
The 3 are all New Hampshire residents who were operating in Maine, police say.
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Maine Voices: Lockdown benefits chains at the expense of small Maine businesses
A restaurant has to close, but gas stations sell food, liquor and coffee, and discounted Easter candy is a big draw at big-box stores.