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USM professor details rise and fall of Maine's paper industry

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USM professor details rise and fall of Maine's paper industry

207 Maine Events

Bringing music back to the Casco Bay Islands

Portland Conservatory of Music went remote and lost a large percentage of students during the pandemic. Live music is coming back, and so are the students.
207 Maine Events

Expanding imagination through 'Crafty Quest Boxes'

It started with an afterschool fantasy gaming club at Rowe Elementary School; now Mike Best is taking the creativity to a larger scale.
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Be a tourist in your own backyard

Jennifer Hazard, author of The Maine Play Book, has some suggestions
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Opening a new restaurant two months into a pandemic

Randy and Ally Forester moved to Portland before the pandemic to open a new restaurant; they were handed the keys in May.
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'Makers of Maine' summer picnic

Summer in Maine is tough to beat. If you're looking to sample some Maine food maybe on the beach, or in the backyard, we have a few options to try.
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Building a library for all Maine students

Karen and Dan Cashman are the founders of "Dirigo Reads." Their goal is to gift books to every Maine student, every month of their first grade school year.
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'Downeast Genius' highlights Maine inventors who changed the world

From the machine gun to motor cars to insulin, Earl H. Smith writes about some of the world's most important inventions to come out of Maine.
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'Downeast Genius' highlights Maine inventors who changed the world

From the machine gun to motor cars to insulin, Earl H. Smith writes about some of the world's most important inventions to come out of Maine.
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Forgoing retirement to help in Maine's vaccination effort

At 72-years-old, William "Doc" Sakal is one of many to ditch retirement to help their communities get vaccinated.
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'Take Two: A Journal For New Beginnings'

Three friends from Yarmouth never expected to face one of the most challenging moments of their lives together; but it all led to the "Take Two" journal.
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Finding family roots on the other side of the world

Charles Maddaus traveled to post-Soviet Latvia to fill in the blanks of his family history. He writes about his journey in, "The Crossing."

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USM professor details rise and fall of Maine's paper industry

Bringing music back to the Casco Bay Islands

Expanding imagination through 'Crafty Quest Boxes'

Be a tourist in your own backyard

Opening a new restaurant two months into a pandemic

'Makers of Maine' summer picnic

Building a library for all Maine students

'Downeast Genius' highlights Maine inventors who changed the world

'Downeast Genius' highlights Maine inventors who changed the world

Forgoing retirement to help in Maine's vaccination effort

'Take Two: A Journal For New Beginnings'

Finding family roots on the other side of the world

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