Stephanie Bouchard

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Published
March 2, 2017

‘Stranger in the Woods’ recounts ‘North Pond Hermit’s’ 27 years in the Maine woods

Michael Finkel tells the story of Christopher Knight’s life, at times with too much gusto.
Published
November 23, 2014

Book Review: In Carolyn Chute’s new novel, strong plot gets lost amid gimmickry

Narrators and icons muddle the story of a sheltered community in turmoil.
Published
September 11, 2012

Speakers say keep Falmouth bus service

A few at a public hearing also urge ending the bus service in town, but voters will have the final say.
Published
January 6, 2011

Dance with me

Now would be a great time to kick up your heels and join your fellow Mainers on the dance floor.
Published
December 23, 2010

Et Cetera: Ways to celebrate

Sure, some stuff is closed, but there’s still lots to do Christmas weekend.
Published
December 9, 2010

All eyes are on the owls at Audubon show and tell

You might think today’s fascination with owls results from the Harry Potter and “Guardians of Ga’Hoole” books and movies, but not so, says photographer Mark Wilson. “There’s a huge hunger for live animal programs,” he said. “People can’t get enough of live animals, and particularly owls. They are impressive birds.” Wilson and his naturalist wife, […]
Published
December 2, 2010

Viva Lebowski: The fun of a festival with a chance to help

Web developer Dave Cousins is a huge fan of the 1998 comedy “The Big Lebowski.” He travels to attend Lebowski festivals, and even had the honor of being selected as Best Dude at one of those celebrations of all things The Dude. Like all people who have a passion (obsession?) for something, Cousins wants to […]
Published
November 18, 2010

Film of extremes: Skillful skiing, raw beauty, danger

When ski mountaineer Kip Garre says he and a crew of skiers and filmmakers didn’t do anything spectacularly difficult when they skied in Antarctica to film a segment for Warren Miller’s latest winter sports film, “Wintervention,” you might think the high altitudes of the extreme location affected his brain. Granted, his “Wintervention” trip wasn’t his […]
Published
November 9, 2010

Free concert tickets for veterans and active military

Veterans and active military personnel may get two free tickets to Elizabeth Cook’s Thursday concert at Bates College in Lewiston.
Published
November 5, 2010

Renowned Maine sculptor Don Meserve dies

Don Meserve, whose famed Stations of the Cross is housed in the Cathedral of St. Luke in Portland, died Wednesday from cancer at the age of 72.

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