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Arts & Entertainment

Published
May 31, 2015

Take Heart: A Conversation in Poetry

'Fugue' by Thomas Carper
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May 31, 2015

Classical Beat: Frank Glazer understood his instrument, and his body, inside and out

The pianist, who died in January, performed until he was 99.
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May 31, 2015

Signings, etc.

Brunswick author Paul Betit will discuss his latest book in talks set for Tuesday in Waldoboro and Thursday in Bath.
Published
May 31, 2015

Writers, bookseller honored at Maine literary awards

Renowned Portland bookseller Stuart Gersen is remembered for his contributions.
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May 31, 2015

Maine Writers & Publishers Alliance 2015 Maine Literary Awards : Youth Poetry

'Astriferous' by Alicia Thurston

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Published
May 31, 2015

Ray Liotta hops a horse to join ‘Texas Rising’

The History channel's 10-hour miniseries is about the Texas Revolution and the rise of the state's legendary Rangers.
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May 31, 2015

Maine Writers & Publishers Alliance 2015 Maine Literary Awards : Youth Non-Fiction

'Through the Storm' by Faris Baziga
Published
May 31, 2015

Maine Writers & Publishers Alliance 2015 Maine Literary Awards : Youth Fiction

'L'Heure de Fermeture' by Emily Noyes
Published
May 24, 2015

Society Notebook: Old Portland makes news

The Maine Historical Society has fun raising funds at the first big event at The Press Hotel and with the Magical History Tour.
Published
May 24, 2015

Summer theater: Curtains about to rise on everything from Shakespeare to ‘Fringe’

This summer theaters and parks throughout Maine will host a wide variety of productions, from old-fashioned Shakespeare, take-offs on Shakespeare and mad-cap musical comedy, plus a fringe-theater festival that defies any categorization. Some of Maine’s theaters are particularly unique. Hackmatack Playhouse, for example, was founded in 1972 on a bison farm, land that has been […]