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Tuesday, September 22, 2020
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After 15 years spent mastering a small-city showcase for acclaimed international documentaries — a convergence of talented filmmakers and hungry audiences in intimate indoor spaces — Points North Institute reinvented the ...
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In 1964, LBJ got his civil rights bill enacted, but the racial discord that still shook the country registered as a bare tremor in the mid-Pacific. When I look back, Hawaii’s involvement in the battle seems almost innocent; but at least ...
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Nearly all of the dozens of Carl Hiaasen’s hugely popular satirical novels, young people’s stories, nonfiction books and column collections — mainly about political corruption and environmental despoliation in the state of Florida ...
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The other day, a friend and fellow liberal was going on about the regrettable fact of her “white privilege,” and I told her that we have to stop beating ourselves up with that stick. Not to say we don’t feel guilt, I added, and told her a little ...
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For many people, opening a book leads to realms of fantasy, discovery or insight. That was the case for me in my youth. But there was one interruption to book openings during my freshman year of high school. On the initial day of classes ...
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This past Thursday, September 17, marked a special but often overlooked day in American history. On September 17, 1787, America’s founders signed the U.S. Constitution, creating our government and enshrining the rights of citizens ...
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Rockland Public Library will host an online talk by music journalist and radio host Aimsel Ponti at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, September 24. Ponti will discuss the local music scene in Portland, as well as the impact of the coronavirus on ...
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Contem- porary realism is the focus of the current online exhibit presented by Wiscasset’s nonprofit Maine Art Gallery. The show, originally scheduled to be seen in the gallery at this time, has been rescheduled to 2021 due to the ...
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Isaac Russell and Riley Stevenson, rising seniors at Lincoln Academy in Newcastle, have teamed up with other youth across the state to create a film — tentatively titled “Maine Youth Voices for Climate Justice” — featuring young ...
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The Maine Historical Society is relaunching its free, public bicentennial programming with a new virtual series, “Maine at 200,” with events planned from September through March. Broadcast via Zoom, the series will explore how Maine ...
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The University of Maine at Augusta Rockland Center has a roster of 16 online college classes with September and October start dates. Many are introductory courses to help new college students. The courses will run for either seven ...
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Gardener and herbalist Denise DeSpirito will lead a walking tour of the herb garden at Merryspring Nature Center, located at 30 Conway Road in Camden, on Tuesday, September 22, at noon. Now is a good time of year to ...
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Ethan Yankura of Camden was recently appointed the executive director of the Knox Museum in Thomaston after three years of volunteer leadership. Yankura brings 20 years of nonprofit experience to the museum, 17 years ...
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Belfast Free Library will host an online presentation by wildlife biologist Geri Vistein on Tuesday, October 6, at 6:30 p.m. called “Coyote Lives in a Democracy.” To register, visit belfastlibrary.org. Coyotes in Maine are described ...
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Carolyn Gray, age 94, has been creating “memory bears” to support the grieving families of MaineHealth Care at Home patients for many years. Each homemade teddy bear is a symbol of a life lived. Gray incorporates fabric from the ...
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