While come Thanksgiving Day it will seem like the whole country is eating turkey, Sonya Tardif plans to tuck in to a nice slice of buzzard. It’s a decades-old family recipe (and she was kind enough to share). “You say, ‘We’re having buzzard,’ and they give you a look, ‘I don’t want to eat that,’” […]

Conan is back And funny? I laughed stuff out of my nose. Heck, he’s so funny, I laughed stuff out of someone else’s nose. It was fairly unpleasant. The Lorax Come on, now. Am I the only one who thinks of this Dr. Seuss classic when I hear the latest drama from Camp Gustin, where […]

Tired of the same-old same-old Christmas shopping routine? Looking for something involving shopping in your nightgown and pushing your bed down Main Street? Bar Harbor’s upcoming Early Bird Pajama Sale and Bed Races has got you covered. Where else can you go shopping at stores full of sales, starting at 6 a.m. — wearing your […]

A smorgasbord the length of two tables, packed with a sampling of fabulous homemade food, two guest speakers to talk about Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and a large, friendly, socially aware group of Unitarian Universalists to go with it! That’s what I found when I recently attended a luncheon hosted by the First Universalist Church […]

Some events require tickets or are subject to other limitations. If in doubt, we recommend you contact the venue. Night Life listings must be e-mailed to [email protected] and received no later than Monday. Tonight Sunday Night Dance Party with Steve Colella, 8 p.m., Mixers, Sabattus Karaoke, 8 p.m. to midnight, Schemengee’s Bar and Grille, Lewiston […]

The Magic Man Is alive and well, collecting returnables and defying time and space in Portland instead of Lewiston. I know this because more than a dozen of you got in touch to tell me so. You called and sent me e-mails, found me through Facebook or sent snail mail. Everybody knows the Magic Man. […]

After Museum L-A has finished cataloging all 5,000 of its documents and artifacts, Executive Director Rachel Desgrosseilliers figures the museum — along with the Lewiston Public Library which is home to some historical documents — will have “the most complete documented history of the Industrial Revolution in New England, if not the country.” Those documents […]