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Arts & Entertainment

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August 2, 2015

Book Review: ‘The Fisherman’ draws Maine detectives into a scary net

The two ex-Boston police officers make intriguing characters, but the dark plot comes up short.
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August 2, 2015

Take Heart: A conversation in poetry

'Mockingbird' by Mekeel McBride
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August 2, 2015

Television: Jon Stewart moves on after giving us years of ‘Daily’ laughter and insight

The comic, who always dismissed his role as a 'fake news' host, kept his viewers informed and entertained.
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August 2, 2015

Art Review: In Maine’s evolving summer art season, transparency is key

The Corey Daniels Gallery and Ogunquit Museum of American Art are good places for contemplating the shifting line between art and commercialization.
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August 2, 2015

Society Notebook: Singing in a Portland manor

PORTopera artists perform at Victoria Mansion in a special annual event that boosts both organizations.

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August 2, 2015

Signings, Etc.: Richard Blanco in Stonington

Presidential inaugural poet and Maine resident Richard Blanco will read from and sign copies of his memoir, “The Prince of Los Cocuyos: Who I Am & Where I Came From.” After Blanco’s reading, guest readers from the community will read poems that celebrate home and identity. WHEN: 7 p.m. Tuesday WHERE: Stonington Opera House HOW […]
Published
July 26, 2015

Big night for PORTopera

Portland's opera company will present a staged concert of 'Tosca' on one night Thursday.
Published
July 26, 2015

Book review: Two books shed light on infamous ax murders of the late 19th century

The Smuttynose killings and Borden murders are detailed in compelling social context.
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July 26, 2015

T A K E H E A R T: A Conversation in Poetry

'Listening for Loons' by Gary Lawless
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July 26, 2015

Art review: Symbiosis happens in two artist-curated shows in Portland, Lewiston

'Fore and Aft' at Oxbow Blending and Bottling and 'The Piano Roll Project: Shared Sensibilities' at the Bates Mill Complex are both creative and strong 'bottom-up' exhibits.