100 years ago: 1919 New England Telephone and Telegraph announced to supervisory employees today, an increase of wage from $1 to $3 per week for men employees and from $1 to $2 per week for women employees. 50 years ago: 1969 Businesses along Park Street, Lewiston, from Main Street to Pine were without water for […]
Encore
UMF kicks off this year’s Visiting Writers Series with poet and author Camille Dungy
Sponsored by the UMF Bachelor of Fine Arts in Creative Writing program, the series events are free and open to the public.
Potter Catherine Freeman joins Gallery 302’s group of exhibiting artists
She primarily throws pottery on a wheel but also hand builds and was recently introduced to the Sgraffito technique at a Gallery 302 course offering which she now incorporates into her repertoire of skills.
Maine Music Society’s John Corrie to retire
Local music community lauds the Baroque music master, who has a fix on his new future after the 2019-2020 season.
Looking Back on Sept. 12
100 years ago: 1919 The Auburn W.C.T.U. met this afternoon in the New Odd Fellows Hall. The program was on “Child Welfare and Anti-Narcotics.” In charge was Mrs. Susie Rogers, music was furnished by the I.T.L. 50 years ago: 1969 What’s green and white on one side, black and white on the other side, has […]
Juried photography exhibit coming to RFA Lakeside Theater
The exhibit is free and open to the public.
Final concert for the season at the Basilica set for Sept. 13
Organist Dr. Thomas Fielding will help the church celebrate the recently rebuilt organ console.
Mike Levine Quintet set to play in Fryeburg
The Leura Hill Eastman Performing Arts Center’s “Bradley Backstage” concert series will return Sept. 13, featuring pianist Mike Levine and his quintet.
Peter Mezoian to bring ‘Outrageous Banjo’ to Sawyer Memorial
Mezoian will perform at 2 and 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 13, in Greene.
Looking Back on Sept. 11
100 years ago: 1919 Thousands of spectators who stood in the rain and mist received their fill of sensation when Polley, the “human fly ” climbed to the top of Lewiston’s lone skyscraper, the Manufacturers Bank Building. The preliminaries were rather long. Rex Casey, who is Polley’s manager, climbed out upon the iron covering of […]