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Youth Arts offers theater workshops
Hair and makeup artist Terri Ralston, right, watches Camden Hills Regional High School freshman Elizabeth Sherfy style a wig on sophomore Andrue Leach for the recent production of "Honk!" Rockport a ' Students at Camden Hills Regional High School who are interested in learning about theatrical costuming, makeup and hair design are encouraged to ...
Bates College junior Robert Friedman will be missing a couple weeks of class in December.
Stunning island property with new post and beam style camp with 400 +/- feet of frontage on two sides of island.
JSA Inc., an architecture, planning and interior design firm, is proud to announce that Tracy Kozak, AIA recently became an accredited professional under the U.S. Green Building Council's Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design .
Bates series continues with Moroccan film
Nezha Rahil portrays Kenza in Fouzi Bensaidi's "What a Wonderful World." LEWISTON a ' The Global Lens film series at Bates College will continue with "What a Wonderful World," by Moroccan director Faouzi BensaA di, with 8 p.m. showings on Friday, Dec.
Maine Medal of Honor winner dies in Calif. at 88
A Mechanic Falls native who won the Medal of Honor for leading a bayonet charge against an enemy position during the Korean War has died.
Boston University professor Liah Greenfeld lectures on mental illness in contemporary America on Thursday at Bates College in Lewiston.
War veteran attending Bates has heart still in Afghanistan
LEWISTON a ' Jared Golden looks like most students on the Bates College campus. The only hint that he's a war veteran is his military fatigue backpack.
Theodore Enslin, a prizewinning Maine poet, will perform a free reading of his work to the public at Bates College on November 30.
Classical pianist, 94, makes it look ...
The Concerts at Jewett Series sponsored by University of Maine at Augusta College of Arts and Humanities and UMA Senior College is honored to feature internationally acclaimed pianist Frank Glazer, at 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov.
UMaine students to present their downtown Lewiston visions
LEWISTON a 'A A group of architecture students will present their visions for Lewiston's downtown at a special meeting on Nov.
Vets Day prayer service Wednesday
LEWISTON a ' Prince of Peace Parish at Holy Family Church, 607 Sabattus St., will host a community-wide Veterans Day Prayer Service on Wednesday, Nov.
Dickinson Gathers Comparative Data on Peers
Dickinson College has compiled statistics comparing its policies on parking fees, cable television, printing fees and laundry fees, as well as its total room and board and tuition, to such policies at 11 other schools.
School President Karen Lawrence teaches a seminar called "Who's Afraid of James Joyce?" Bronxville, N.Y. Total cost : $55,788 Total cost : $54,066 Increase: 3.2% Compiled by Julianne Pepitone, staff reporter NEXT: 2. Georgetown University Correction: An earlier version of this story included Parsons The New School for Design, because of incorrect ...
St. Mary's sees jump in flu symptoms
St. Mary's Regional Medical Center has seen a jump in the number of patients with flu-like symptoms that could be H1N1.
Playwright, performer Carolyn Gage to present Tuesday at University Forum
A renowned author and playwright with more than 50 plays, musicals and one-woman shows to her credit will be the featured presenter at the University of Southern Mississippi's University Forum.
Attacks or criticisms of faith-based moral principles and beliefs have come from both outside and within the Catholic Church.
Connecticut native travels country by canoe/bike GRAFTON - What a long strange trip it's been.
Californians helping Maine affirm same sex marriage law
On Nov. 3 a landmark vote on same sex marriage will take place in Maine. There voters will cast ballots on a measure known as Question 1 . It will be the first time that voters can decide whether to affirm a same sex ballot measure that was approved by a state legislature and signed by a governor.
H1N1 Flu: Monitoring the Response
There is no question that federal, state, and local public health officials need to take the H1N1 flu seriously.
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