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Rolling Thunder Picks Up Wreath Laying Tradition

Local veterans’ groups have cut ties with controversial non-profit Wreaths Across America and are planning to scale back the annual pre-Christmas wreath-laying ceremony. The Southern Maine Veterans’ Cemetery, which has hosted the annual event, and Rolling Thunder Maine Chapter 1, which raises funds for the event, say they could no longer afford the affiliation. Last year, it cost more than $78,400 to lay wreaths for all 2,800 graves, according to Linwood Dall, member of the cemetery board. The cost would have been higher this year since the cemetery has expanded to 3,300 graves.

Springvale, ME · 7d

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“Peter and the Starcatcher” Set to Hit the Stage

Black Stache (Jack Van Gieson) gets a lift from his faithful first mate Smee (Oakley Mills) in Sanford High School’s production of “Peter and the Starcatcher. Photo Brett Williams. The Sanford High School Theater Company has been hard at work on its upcoming production of “Peter and the...

Sanford, ME · 7d

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Farnsworth Art Museum Celebrates the Holiday Season with the Annual Share the Wonder Event

ROCKLAND, ME — The Farnsworth Art Museum invites the community to celebrate the magic of the holiday season at its beloved annual event, Share the Wonder, on Friday, December 4, from 4 to 6 p.m. This free, family-friendly celebration will feature live music, hands-on artmaking activities, cookie decorating, and festive fun for visitors of all ages.

Rockland, ME · 8d

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Farnsworth Art Museum Welcomes Three New Members to Its Board of Trustees

ROCKLAND, ME — The Farnsworth Art Museum is pleased to announce the election of three new members to its Board of Trustees: Brett Haynie, Coby Lerner, and Nada Stirratt. The three new trustees bring a wealth of professional experience and diverse perspectives to the Farnsworth, with distinguished careers spanning hospitality, the performing arts, strategic planning, nonprofit leadership, media, and technology. Their collective expertise in organizational growth, innovation, cultural institutions, and community engagement will help advance the museum’s mission and strengthen its role as a leading cultural institution in Maine and beyond.

Rockland, ME · 9d

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An Irish Christmas at the Opera House Nov. 28

Mick McAuley, John Doyle and Cathie Ryan bring An Irish Christmas to the Opera House. Nov. 18. Got tickets? Courtesy of the venue. Irish musicians John Doyle and Mick McAuley join forces this holiday season, alongside Irish American musician and story-teller Cathie Ryan, as they bring their Christmas show to the historic Opera House in Boothbay Harbor, at 86 Townsend Ave., on Saturday, Nov. 28.

Boothbay Harbor, ME · 7d

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Lobster boats, old ships, and Federal homes: Wiscasset has it all on foot

Wiscasset sits on the west bank of the Sheepscot River in Lincoln County, and plenty of people call it the prettiest village in Maine. Step one block off Route 1 and the town opens up like a postcard you can walk through. Federal-era clapboard homes line the streets. A wide...

Wiscasset, ME · 9d

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LA’s Mitchell Tees Off at New England Golf Championship

Lincoln Academy Colin Mitchell competed at the New England High School Golf Championship on Monday, Oct. 26 at Mohegan Sun Golf Club in Baltic, Conn. The Maine Class B individual champion carded a round of 14-over par 85 to tie for 51st place out of the 70 golfers that qualified to compete at the tournament, which included the best high school players from Maine, Massachusetts, Island, New Hampshire, Vermont and Connecticut.

Newcastle, ME · 9d

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Damariscotta Chamber Director Looking Forward to First Early Bird

While sitting in the Damariscotta Region Chamber of Commerce and Information Bureau, Executive Director Christa Thorpe reflects on an Early Bird Sale from years past. It was her freshman year of high school in 2000, when she bought a Columbia jacket from Renys during Early Bird. That jacket is still in her closet today; Thorpe wears it when she goes snowboarding.

Damariscotta, ME · 9d

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Columnist and Filmmaker Complete Guest Lineup for ‘An Addition of One’

“Waldoboro Voices” creator Rebecca Cooney and documentary filmmaker Ian Cheney will join playwright and performer Shannon A. Mullen onstage after performances of “An Addition of One” at The Waldo Theatre, completing the lineup of guests for postshow discussions. Cooney will take part at 7 p.m. Friday, Nov....

Waldoboro, ME · 9d

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Waldoboro Library Announces New Featured Artist

The Waldoboro Public Library artist of the month for November and December is Jon Byrer. Byrer is a graduate of the Maine College of Art with a degree in fine arts and photography. He lives and works in the Midcoast where he creates fine art paintings, experimental photography, watercolor illustrations, ink drawings, and collage. He also plays and records music with multiple instruments.

Waldoboro, ME · 9d

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Pay it Forward Monday: Creative Works

We love to start the work week with “Pay it Forward Mondays,” all thanks to Gardiner Federal Credit Union. Nominate an office or business, and we just may bring you some delicious treats from Aroma Joe’s.

Augusta, ME · 11d

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Behind the Scenes of Persistence

Associate Professor of Environmental Studies Gail Carlson holds a PhD in biochemistry and teaches classes on pollution and public health. As an expert on toxic chemicals, especially PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, which are highly toxic), she routinely works on advocacy campaigns. As such, Carlson may not be the first person you would expect to become a playwright.

Unity, ME · 9d

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Dervish brings three decades of traditional Irish music to Strand Theatre

For more than three decades, the Irish traditional music ensemble Dervish has carried the sounds, stories, and spirit of northwest Ireland to audiences around the world. On Thursday, Nov. 5, at 7:30 p.m., the celebrated Sligo-based band brings its live performance to the Strand Theatre in Rockland. One of Ireland’s...

Rockland, ME · 9d

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Portland schools launches state's first Black studies curriculum, emphasizing local history

At the Indigo Arts Alliance studio in Portland last month, journalist and musician Samuel James addressed a group of 7th graders. "Can everybody here me, okay? Okay, I'm going to tell you all just a real quick history about being Black in America," he said. That history, he said, hinges...

Portland, ME · 11d

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This Family-Owned Maine Mine Lets Visitors Dig For Real Gemstones And Crystals

Family legend says one exploratory blast on this mountain covered the ground with shiny mica. That single boom launched a mining business that still welcomes diggers today. The mines no longer run commercially. Instead, you can sift through old waste piles for garnets, smoky quartz, aquamarine, and black tourmaline. The...

Bethel, ME · 13d

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The 7 Maine Restaurants Whose Dining Rooms Still Feel Frozen In The 1950s

A quarter still buys you a song at one Maine diner. The jukebox is tiny, restored, and sitting right at your booth. I love that detail so much. It means somebody decided old music should still be part of breakfast, not locked in a museum. The rest of this list...

Maine · 12d

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Is This Maine Hotel Really the Oldest Hotel in the United States?

Have you ever had the chance to stay at the Seaside Inn in Kennebunk, Maine?

Kennebunk, ME · 22d

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Equal to the Task — And Then Some

A new memoir shows us the power of purpose-driven leadership in American business.

Brunswick, ME · 12d

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Haystack Mountain School of Crafts and Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture mark 75 and 80 years of artist residencies in Maine

November, 2026 | By: Lucky Platt | Photography: courtesy of Haystack Mountain School of Crafts. Three-quarters of a century ago, artists pioneered summer art school residency programs in Maine, places born not out of significant financial resources but out of necessity. These are places that began as, and continue to be, incubators for a creative life; they are essential, ideally experienced when the artist would benefit most from immersive work and community. “Haystack and Skowhegan were established at a unique moment in time. It would be impossible to bring institutions like these into being in the same way today, and for this we honor, steward, and protect them,” observes Perry Price, the fifth executive director of the Haystack Mountain School of Crafts.

Skowhegan, ME · 11d