WATERVILLE — Carolyn Currie will perform at 7 p.m. Friday night at the Waterville Opera House Studio Theater, 93 Main St. Tickets cost $12. For more information, call 873-7000 or visit operahouse.org.
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BOOKS: Best sellers for the week of Feb. 16
Publishers Weekly best-seller list
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BOOKS: Liked “Presumed Innocent”? You’ll love “Defending Jacob”
Scott Turow’s 1987 “Presumed Innocent” was a watershed for the legal thriller, delivering what started out as a typical plot that evolved into a tense look at the law, ethics and revenge, as it moved to a jaw-dropping finale. Readers will have the same reaction to William Landay’s superb “Defending Jacob,” which begins as a typical legal thriller then matures into a suspense-laden insider’s view of the law, ethics and familial bonds.
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BUSHNELL ON BOOKS: “Available Dark” a graphic mystery, dark chocolate stars in “Desserted”
It may be hard to believe, but there actually are people who are so obsessed with murder and death they collect “murderabilia,” especially crime scene photographs of dead bodies.
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TRAVELIN’ MAINE(RS): It’s time to celebrate in Bethel
We’ve waited a long time for winter to arrive.
It’s time to stop waiting and celebrate, even though this winter is but a small snow-shadow of itself.
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The Cottars plan Feb. 23 Unity concert
Back on Aug. 1, 2003, the Unity College Center for Performing Arts hosted a show by four talented and very young people: Ciaran and Fiona MacGillivray and Jimmy and Roseanne MacKenzie, better known as The Cottars. This talented Celtic band from Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, wowed the crowd in Unity with their considerable musical abilities and toe-tapping brand of roots music.
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ON SKIING :Entrepreneur discovers his niche, building skis in Maine
Walking into the Volition Ski workshop in Bangor, I was struck by how much it felt like the ski tuning room we used in college. Loud music was blasting, skis were everywhere, and Chris Bagley and his fiancee were hunched over a pair of skis, hard at work.
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OUTDOORS: The tips that might produce trophy catch
It’s tourney time again, and many ice anglers have visions of prize money, fame and fortune.
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KID TRACKS: Wonderful winter hiking, light snow, false starts and all
There are a lot of variables to consider when hiking with kids. This is true of hiking with a dog as well. But there is one thing you can count on with both — a bathroom break will be needed within the first dozen steps of hitting the trail. Never in all the years I’ve been hiking with kids, and the few occasions I’ve taken a dog, have I avoided a false start.