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Gorham, ME · Arts & Culture
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‘Misery’ a suspenseful tale of obsession and terror
Two Raymond residents are prominently involved in the Lake Region Community Theatre production of Stephen King's play “Misery” and say the local adaptation of the 1990 psychological horror film retains its highly suspenseful moments. Mary McCormick of Raymond, left, and. Chris Madura of Raymond are involved. with Lake...
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Friday Food Insider: Lost Kitchen owner Erin French is about creating ‘moments’
Erin French stepped away from the kitchen of her restaurant, The Lost Kitchen in Freedom to kick off her book tour in Portland on Oct. 11 at the State Theatre. Subscribe to Mainebiz and get immediate access to all of our subscriber-only content and much more. Critical Maine business news...
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Spirits Alive brings spooky stories to Eastern Cemetery in Portland
What is the title of Spirits Alive's current event in Portland?. With Halloween less than three weeks away, it's spooky season all over Maine, including in Portland. If you're looking for something fun, interesting and a little creepy, check out the latest production from Spirits Alive. It's a nighttime guided...
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Quinn quickly settling into collegiate golf with strong finishes in fall slate
First-year Jack Quinn is the future of the University of Rhode Island men’s golf team, at least that’s what head coach Gregg Burke thinks. The freshman from Litchfield, Maine, has quickly burst onto the scene after shooting 2-under-par at the University of Connecticut Invitational at GreatHorse on Sept. 29, finishing in a tie for second.
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EVENTS: Demonic dolls on display at Creepy Images
Demonic dolls, sinister statues, spooky cemeteries, and terrifying trees are awaiting all who dare to enter The Loon Room. It’s all part of Creepy Images, the photo show by award-winning photographer Jennifer Hickey, that opens from 4 to 8 p.m. Friday, October 16, at The Loon Room, the coffee house/wine bar and community gathering spot at 252 Main St., in Waterville (across the street from Cappza’s Pizza).
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From Mill to Masterpiece: Discover Woolen Mill Park in Warren, ME
A short detour from U.S. Route 1 in Warren brings travelers to a riverside park where a woolen mill once stood. Today, Woolen Mill Park offers green space and views of the St. George River. The factory building is gone, but the site still has a story to tell about the industries that helped sustain this Maine village.
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Official Details About Nightmare On Main Street 2026 in Waterville, Maine
If you are over the age of 30 there is a good chance that you grew up with Halloween being a one day event. Everything was centered around October 31st. All of the major events, many of the parties, and all of the trick-or-treating. These days, it feels like Halloween...
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Whitefield Library Welcomes Edgecomb Sculpture Artist
Friends new and old gathered at Whitefield Library on Friday, Oct. 2 to take in the Edgecomb artist Kirk Pantos’s first solo show, a collection of 20 steel, copper, and aluminum metal works. Library volunteers offered homemade refreshments to visitors exploring the sculpture garden growing on the walls, on...
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Up and Down the Kennebec Valley: Medical history in central Kennebec Valley (Windsor)
Linwood Lowden’s 1993 history of Windsor has a short chapter on 19th-century medical care, which he titled “An Apple a Day.” He named four doctors known to have practiced or lived in Windsor before 1850: Stephen Barton, James Merrill, Daniel Quimby and Isaac Randall. Dr. Barton was...
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Waterville Filmmaker Ryan Cook Brings Donn Fendler's Survival Story To Audience At Gracie Theatre In Bangor Next Month
The book that shaped Maine childhoods is now streaming. Ryan Cook transformed Donn Fendler's survival tale into a film that reached millions, and he's hosting a special event in Bangor this November.
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EVENTS: A full house for Paul
Lily’s Apple Pie returns to the Vassalboro Grange, bringing a local playwright’s humor to another generation. When Paul Cates put on a play, Vassalboro showed up. His productions filled the Grange so enthusiastically that, on one occasion, the crowd drew a visit from the fire department. His family remembered the episode in his obituary, a fitting detail for a man who knew how to bring his neighbors together.
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Mitchell Leads Lincoln Academy Golf Team To First State Title
The Lincoln Academy golf team won the Class B state championship on Saturday, Oct. 10 at Natanis Golf Course in Vassalboro. Junior captain Colin Mitchell led the way, carding a two-over-par 74 that earned him the individual state championship title. The team championship, and the individual title for Mitchell, are both firsts for the Lincoln Academy program, which also won the KVAC championship on Oct. 1.
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Waterville Baker’s Time Doesn’t Get Ruined
Waterville Central School graduate Caleb King remains in the hunt for the 2026 Halloween Baking Championship on the Food Network. King stands as one of the six bakers left after last week’s fourth episode. The baking challenge show started with 10 bakers from around the country. Last week’s theme...
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Two Maine Bands Headline Midcoast Music Academy Fundraiser
(Rockland, ME) Midcoast Music Academy (MCMA) invites music lovers of all ages to the organization’s fundraiser concert on Saturday, October 24, from 7:00 to 10:00 pm at Watts Hall in Thomaston (174 Main Street). Featuring Maine bands The Speed of Sound and MKTrio, the event will offer a relaxed, warm living-room atmosphere where guests can dance, mingle, grab a drink, or settle in and enjoy the music.