So this is it, everybody. This is how “Star Wars” ends. At least, this is how “Star Wars” was supposed to end at one time. George Lucas conceived of the space saga as a nine-part series, with the “original” trilogy (Episodes IV-VI) coming out in the 70’s and 80’s, the prequel trilogy (Episodes I-III) coming […]
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Posted inMaine, News
Portland has plans to smooth Old Port streets’ rough edges
Wharf and Dana streets in the Old Port could be facing a makeover to improve safety and accessibility for pedestrians and local businesses.
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Mountain Valley Rec Men’s Basketball league
Archies Best Bethel in OT, MVRBL In the most competitive and exciting game of the week, Archies (4-0) was able to outlast Bethel (2-2) in overtime, 111-106, in what is always a dog fight. Craig Derouche dropped in 34 points (3 threes) to lead his team to victory. Assisting were Garrett Clemmer 24 points, Glen […]
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Healthy Cooking for the Whole Family
Join me for free cooking classes, Cooking Matters! Learn how to Cook Healthy on a Budget! For more info: [email protected] Chicken Tortilla Soup This delicious soup is perfect for a snowy day and a great way to use leftover chicken or turkey. It takes just a little time to prep and then it cooks all […]
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What I’ve learned / Japanese knotweed
Bamboo has a bad reputation in Maine, but it’s not bamboo’s fault. Japanese knotweed, also called Japanese bamboo, looks like bamboo, but isn’t. It can grow ten feet tall or higher with stalks one to two inches in diameter. The stalks are segmented. Once established in a yard or field, it is a nightmare to […]
Posted inArts & Entertainment, News
Filmmaker uses home movies to show life in 20th-century Maine
‘Maine’s Home Movies’ will air at 9 p.m. Thursday on Maine Public Television and again at 2 p.m. Saturday.
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Thanks for this year
To The Editor: Thank You All, As I wrap up 2019, I want to take time to look back at all the programs, special events, and improvements to the parks, recreational facilities and cemeteries over this past year. I am grateful to all those who have been involved or contributed to their success or improvements. […]
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NSB employees donate $3,000 for magical Christmas
NORWAY, Maine – For twenty-nine years, Norway Savings Bank employees have helped put smiles on the faces of hundreds of children and families in need on Christmas morning. In 1990, branch employees from Norway and South Paris formed the Hometown Friends Committee, as a way to give back to the community. This year, the Committee […]
Posted inBicentennial, Maine, News
On this date in Maine history: Jan. 2
Jan. 2, 2019: Janet Mills, a Farmington Democrat and Maine’s attorney general since 2013, becomes the state’s 75th governor and the first woman to hold that office. At age 71, she is also the oldest person sworn in as Maine governor. Two-term Republican Gov. Paul LePage, a former Waterville mayor, leaves office having vetoed a […]
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UMaine offering tuition-free courses for high school students
STATE — Through a partnership between the Maine Department of Education and the University of Maine, tuition is waived for all qualified high school students in Maine to cover full tuition for up to 12 college credits per year at the University of Maine, the state’s flagship public university. Eligible students are able to earn […]