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Features The Two Biddefords Long divided, long distressed, York County's largest city is taking the first steps toward economic and social health. By Virginia Wright Mutha Goes Muddin' An ATVirgin hops aboard the most controversial vehicle in Maine. By Elizabeth Peavey Off the Deep End An intriguing
Katahdin Trail Tips Thank you for the aerial centerfold of Mount Katahdin in your April issue. What a magnificent mountain worthy of the deepest awe and respect. On my first trip in 1996 the park ranger advised me to stick to the path and its blue blazes, adding that people who stray from it might get
Rosemary Herbert, the publicist for Down East, got a call a few weeks back from some Hollywood types who were filming The Mist, an adaptation of a Stephen King horror novella, down in Shreveport, Louisiana. The script is classic King: a suspenseful and gory clash between a supernatural mist and a bunch
Editorial opinions from across the state
Opinions, advisories, and musings from the length and breadth of Maine
MUSIC The Fab Four Mop tops they're not, but the four young men of the Calder Quartet are earning raves from audiences inspired by their tweaking of chamber music conventions (witness the tough-guy poses in their publicity photo). Named after Alexander Calder, inventor of the mobile, the quartet is wrapping
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Maine dollhouse fans enjoy construction, renovation, and interior decoration - all at one-twelfth scale.
Mainers have given John Baldacci a second chance. He'd better seize it.
Theater The Show Must Go On "Write what you know," they say. So it's no wonder that British playwright Michael Frayn dreamed up Noises Off, the classic tale of an inept theater troupe's struggle to finish its tour amidst the havoc of lovers' quarrels, eccentric actors, and stray sardines. Jan. 23 - Feb.
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