We stop, look and listen, giving buskers our attention – and our cash.
Karen Antonacci
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Maine furniture conservers doing a Capitol job
The Brunswick couple will work on-site in the Senate wing, then move some pieces to their studio.
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In Portland, wind fulfills kids’ need for speed
The three-day 2013 U.S. Optimist Dinghy Association championships began Tuesday, drawing young sailors from around the world.
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Waterboro company helps make ill boy’s wish fly high
Make-A-Wish gives an aspiring engineer a chance to create with the designers he came to admire through a TV show.
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‘Light Em Up’: A Monday spent mobbing
From 4-hour practices to the “robot powering down” move, there’s a bit of commitment needed for a successful flash mob experience.
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Dancing mob catches Saco campers by surprise
Hundreds jump out of hiding in a Funtown parking lot to kick off Camp Modin’s Color War.
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Portland history gets dash of color
A color detective digitally adds vintage colors to black-and-white photos of Maine locations.
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Friends, family celebrate life of Ashley Drew
About 250 people fill First Baptist Church for a service that included a video of Drew talking about some of the challenges she faced because she had cystic fibrosis.
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Lab tests show attacking S. Portland fox did have rabies
The gray fox attacked five people near Clark’s Pond and the Maine Mall on Tuesday.
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Police kill fox that attacked five in South Portland
The ‘aggressive’ fox even jumped into a parked truck to bite a man. The animal’s remains are being tested for rabies.