State law enforcement officials used a canoe and a dog to search Wednesday for the missing man from Naples.
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Photo album: Meet the men making it snow at Lost Valley
The Auburn ski area started its snow guns Saturday and fired them up again Tuesday morning. Snowmaking should resume Friday.
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See the world through 3 different lenses at Portland Museum of Art
The photos and prints leave little to chance, but much to interpretation.
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Photo Album: Blue Mass honors those in public safety
Bishop Robert P. Deeley presides over annual Mass for those who work in public safety, including police officers, firefighters, correctional officers, 911 operators, EMS personnel and all others who are first to respond.
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Early 1900s photos from Lincoln County on display at Old Jail Museum in Wiscasset
The 1811 Lincoln County Museum & Old Jail in Wiscasset opens on July 3 for tours of the granite jail and jailer’s house, plus an exhibit of mounted and framed photos of Lincoln County at the beginning of the 20th century. The images were retrieved from glass plate negatives that belonged to Eastern Publishing Company, […]
Posted inThe Forecaster
Social justice exhibit opens in Portland before tour across Maine
The Kneeling Art Photography Project, organized by Portland artist Titi de Baccarat, will showcase its first exhibit this week at the gallery space at 525 Danforth St. in Portland. This community social justice/art project, which opens June 4, explores the meaning and evolution of the take-a-knee gesture with Maine photographers’ images of diverse Mainers who […]
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Vietnam War-era veteran takes his art on the road with his ‘Celebration of Life Truck’
You might see this truck around. Its owner, artist Zoo Cain, just moved from Portland to the Lewiston-Auburn area.
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Photos/Video: Lisbon Recreation Department recognized
The summer program has not skipped a beat during the pandemic, providing a place for youth to learn, play and socialize.