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Denmark’s DAM JAM set for Saturday

Denmark’s homegrown music fest turns 4 this year, with a celebration worthy of a princess. Produced by the Denmark Arts Center (DAC), DAM JAM 2015 on Saturday, Aug. 1, features the most diverse musical lineup to date, supported by fantastic food, drink and art, for a festival that promises to finally tattoo Denmark onto the […]

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Orange is the new black

When veteran Windham lobsterman Bill Coppersmith Sr. caught a rare bright-orange lobster last Wednesday, it wasn’t the first time he had reeled in a highly unusual crustacean and then lavished with media attention. Most living lobsters have black upper shells that are green hued. According to Coppersmith, about 1 in 30 million are bright orange. […]

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Orange is the new black

When veteran Windham lobsterman Bill Coppersmith Sr. caught a rare bright-orange lobster last Wednesday, it wasn’t the first time he had reeled in a highly unusual crustacean and then lavished with media attention. Most living lobsters have black upper shells that are green hued. According to Coppersmith, about 1 in 30 million are bright orange. […]

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Critics sting shark tagger

A Standish native has become caught up in a national media controversy about shark fishing and conservation. On July 16, Marisa Butler, 21, a 2012 graduate of Bonny Eagle High School and a Miss Maine USA hopeful, was the subject of a positive profile in the British tabloid, The Daily Mail. The piece featured several […]

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Council OKs zone change for old mill

The approval would allow a 110-unit residential complex on the former Rich Tool & Die complex in Windham, if the Planning Board approves the project. The Windham Town Council unanimously approved a South Windham contract zone Tuesday, allowing a Portland company to redevelop the former Rich Tool & Die buildings, pending Planning Board approval. The […]

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Council OKs South Windham development zone change

The Windham Town Council unanimously approved a South Windham contract zone Tuesday, allowing a Portland company to redevelop the former Rich Tool & Die buildings, pending Planning Board approval. The Portland-based developer, Hardypond Construction, is seeking to build a 110-unit residential complex on the old mill site. But the 5.26-acre Mallison Falls Road site was […]

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Inside Naples

Summer Has Struck I just love Maine Summers. I don’t care how hot or muggy it is. Just being able to walk the dog without a jacket, breathing in the fresh air, watching the changing colors of the sky, experiencing the changes in the weather. It is breathtaking, all of it. Speaking of weather, were […]