The Center for Maine Contemporary Art gets you in the door no matter where you are.
March 2020
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Explore Maine history from your living room
Maine Memory Network hosts a variety of history presentations including photos and video.
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Get free access to 3 seasons of ‘Struggle Meals’
Tastemade is offering the episodes with chef host Frankie Celenza on it’s app.
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Cook with America’s Test Kitchen
The website offers a variety of online classes with a 14-day free trial membership.
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Get in the kitchen with Chef Michael Symon
The Food Network star wants to help you cook good food during the coronavirus shutdown.
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Credit unions concerned Mainers are withdrawing too much cash
The withdrawals appear to coincide with the coronavirus pandemic and credit unions seek to reassure customers that their money is safer in financial institutions than in their homes.
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NFL shouldn’t make a big deal about all the big deals
NFL free agents are signing lucrative contracts at a time when flaunting wealth is simply a bad look.
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Emergency food effort launched
Community Outreach Services, Kennebunk Rotary Club, Portside Rotary Club, and general assistance officers collaborate to ensure food supplies and relief for residents.
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NFL notebook: Gurley lands with Falcons
Todd Gurley agrees to a $6 million, one-year contract – a day after he was cut by the Rams.
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Obituaries – Katharine Bassett
Katharine Bassett Katharine (Kitty) McCoy Bassett, 91, a resident of Arundel, died peacefully at home, Tuesday evening March 17, 2020, surrounded by her loving family after a long illness. She was born on Aug. 15, 1928 in Cleveland, Ohio, the daughter of William Charles McCoy, Sr. and Katharine Bell McCoy. She grew up in Shaker […]
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