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Busking in Lewiston, fiddleheads in Farmington and singing everywhere | Get out
Here are highlights of things to do in the area in the next week.
Jury awards more than $100M in Robert Indiana art copyright case
The artist best known for his LOVE sculpture spent 40 years in Vinalhaven. Some of the artwork attributed to him late in life was fraudulent, a federal court and jury decided.
At 79, Portland chocolatier is riding across the U.S. to raise money for MS
While he’s at it, Dean Bingham hopes to snag a Guinness World Record.
Lewiston school board begins discussions about use of 287 Main St. building
School leaders purchased the space for $1 million in 2024 to accommodate growing student enrollment.
Judge rules against Augusta school board in ‘Corn Pop’ free speech lawsuit
The ruling orders the school board to stop enforcing certain restrictions on public comments during its meetings while the lawsuit continues.
Spring sneaks onto Whistle Stop Trail in Jay
Early signs of spring appear, with flowers, wildlife and drying conditions drawing walkers back outdoors.
Maine lawmakers chose profits over privacy. Maine will pay for it. | Opinion
Dignity is bad for business, which is why lobbyists killed what could have been the strongest consumer data protection law in the country.
These Maine food writers pour out their creativity – and recipes – on Substack
The platform offers them creative freedom to write about subjects that range from unfamiliar figures in America’s wine world to running a pizza parlor in small-town Maine.