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Face Time: Dan Marois, Murder and a meal

Dan Marois has been murderer and victim. Theatrically speaking. Marois has run Main Street Entertainment with his wife, Denise, for 20 years. One of the acting troupe’s popular offerings: Mystery for Hire, a traveling murder mystery dinner theater show that will come up on its 500th performance in 2013. Marco’s in Lewiston, Augusta’s Senator Inn […]

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Lisbon: Haunts a-plenty in this high-spirited town

LISBON – From downtown Main Street, the Worumbo Mill looms large in the background. It’s big, empty, eerie. Close by, Drapeau’s Costume, the largest costume shop in Maine, beckons Halloween-goers to come inside. A few doors down, in a back room of the Lisbon library are shelves of Stephen King books: “Carrie,” “Salem’s Lot,” “Pet […]

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Sights Unseen: Inside Maine Heritage Weavers

Many of the workers at Maine Heritage Weavers in Lewiston are doing the same work as their parents and grandparents, and some of them are using the same looms that have been producing quality blankets, bedspreads and other textiles since the early 1800s. Fred Lebel started working at Bates Mill when he got out of […]

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Fore Seasons Restaurant — A fair way to delicious

Less than 30 minutes from L-A, the Fore Seasons Restaurant at Turner Highlands Golf Course in Turner sits on a picturesque slope dotted with manicured gardens and views of distant mountain peaks. The public golf course opened in 1993 as a nine-holer, and in 1997 the second nine was added. Although the golf course closes […]

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Eats: Pro cyclist Ted King on feeding the fire

LEWISTON — This year’s Dempsey Challenge on Oct. 13-14, a two-day event that raises money for the Patrick Dempsey Center for Cancer Hope & Healing, will feature thousands of runners, walkers and cyclists, including eight professional cyclists, who have already raised more than $800,000 for the cause. But amid all the activity and fundraising, one […]