Debate debacle What we saw on CNN last Thursday was not a debate. It was a travesty, a grotesque imitation with intent to ridicule. It was never meant to be a grown-up conversation structured to enlighten us 60 million viewers about how the candidates would govern in a second term. Trump shamelessly spewed 602 lies […]
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Sustainable Practice: Sustainable energy independence
Could you imagine being independent of fossil fuel corporations and power companies, having the freedom to get all the energy you need from your own land? That’s the allure of off-grid solar living. From the humble owner of a camp in the woods with one panel and an old car battery to a millionaire in […]
Just a Little Old: Reflections on parenting
When my older son David was about 4 years old, we’d take him to Bowdoin College hockey games at the old Dayton Arena. We would let him walk all the way around the packed arena by himself, because he was easy to spot in his bright orange outfit. Can you imagine parents today approving such […]
Guest column: Brunswick Logging operation’s legality isn’t the concern
In response to Dana Doran’s guest column last week about the commercial logging operation in a residential Brunswick neighborhood, I agree that no laws are being broken. The loggers are taking every required environmental precaution, and their safety is a top priority. Over the past month, I have learned much about what is and isn’t […]
From the Chocolate Church: ‘Art in the Age of Fatalism’ on display
The Chocolate Church Arts Center is proud to be co-presenting Midcoast Maine artist Jose Rodriguez Jr. in his ongoing series, “Art in the Age of Fatalism.” The exhibition explores myth, memory and identity through sculptural themes to create installation spaces, often combining 2D mixed media elements (illustration, painting, printmaking) with 3D devices. Part I of […]
Cooking at the Cove: Celebrating July
As promised, this week I’m sharing the Independence Day dessert that my friend Sharon made for all of us Crafty Chicks recently. Our group gets together every couple of months to craft together and share a potluck lunch, not discussing ahead of time what we’re going to bring. And sometimes we skip the crafts and […]
Summer blockbuster movies are back at Lincoln Theater
Lincoln Theater plans to celebrate summer with a blockbuster lineup filled with family favorites. Whether you’re reliving the joy of seeing these classic films on the big screen or discovering them for the first time, these three movies are sure to delight audience members of all ages. The theater kicks off the summer with a […]
Weaver demonstrates hand looming in Wiscasset broom maker’s shop
Two local craftspeople will showcase their passion for functional art in one storefront this week. Eric McIntyre, proprietor and woodcarver at Village Handcraft, will host Hilary Crowell of The Cultivated Thread in the store’s working showroom from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. July 4-6 at 52 Water St. in Wiscasset. Crowell weaves on a small […]
Harpswell’s artistic spirit on display in Open Studio Tour
Harpswell’s first-ever Open Studio Tour takes place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. July 13-14. Wander through Harpswell Neck, Sebascodegan Island, Cundy’s Harbor, and Orr’s and Bailey Islands, during this opportunity to visit artists in their studios and galleries. Engage directly with creators, learn their stories, inspirations and methods, and perhaps find the perfect piece […]
River Arts in Damariscotta opens annual “Land & Sea” exhibition
River Arts presents its annual exhibition devoted to “Land & Sea” this week. Artist Tom Ferrero juried this show drawing inspiration from coastal and inland landscapes. The public is invited to an opening reception from 2-4 p.m. Saturday, July 6. Many of the contributing artists will be in the gallery to celebrate the show. Light […]
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