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OUTDOORS: : Trappers hold out hope permit will be granted
GORHAM — A lightly attended meeting Thursday on Maine’s request for a federal permit for a trapping program was an anticlimactic chapter in the long effort.
OUTDOORS: Proposed regulations needed to help wild brook trout thrive
Ice fishermen might not like it, and anglers in general may roll their eyes at another set of regulations, but if Maine grows more wild brook trout waters with the proposed fishing regulations, how can this be bad?
BOB HUMPHREY: Snowshoe hare not a bad meal
I sometimes joke that I’ll be the first to admit when I’m wrong, if that should ever happen. It finally did, and I must humbly disclose that I owe the snowshoe hare an apology.
OUTDOORS: Putting it on film
It’s just plain cold at dawn near the Canadian border as two filmmakers haul their high-tech cameras out on a frozen pond to capture an ice fisherman landing whatever bites.
KEN ALLEN: Ancient, honorable tradition
All my life, Maine’s varying-hare season has run from Oct. 1 to Mar. 31, one of the few hunting-season constants when some reaches my age.
AUDITION
Gaslight Theater auditions for “Circle Mirror Transformation” by Annie Baker. Auditions will take place at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 27 Wednesday, Dec. 28 at Hallowell City Hall. The show will be directed by Richard Bostwick, assisted by Deb Howard. Production dates are March 2, 3, 4, 8, 9 and 10. The show has three women and two men. Ages are one high-school looking female, a male and female who are former hippie types, and a male and female between the two ages. The auditions will consist of primarily cold readings.
Castlebay to perform tonight
In 1987, the Celtic quartet Castlebay released their first vinyl album. They worked as a foursome for about two years and then as a trio for another three years or so. During the last year, multi-instrumentalist Fred Gosbee and harpist Julia Lane worked as a duo. A lot of water has gone under the bridge for these talented singer-songwriter-interpreters including 27 recordings, concerts around the world and their desire to educate and entertain audiences with the music and lore of all things Celtic in nature.
BOOKS: Check out some of the best books of the year
No single person can read the thousands of new books every year — let alone pick 10 best. Luckily, there are helpers who, like Santa’s elves, divvy up the work. Don’t hesitate to ask the Big Elf for novels, poetry or whatever you’d like this holiday season.
BOOKS: Fans of crime fiction will enjoy “The Drop”
Harry Bosch tackles two tough cases in “The Drop,” another stellar effort from author Michael Connelly.