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TPT 'Revolutionists': Bold, brassy ladies find wit, wisdom in Reign of Terror

LEWISTON — The Public Theatre’s current production of “The Revolutionists” draws plenty of laughs from its view of feminist power during the bloody French Revolution of 1790. In this new play by Lauren Gunderson, four bold and brassy ladies turn the Reign of Terror into a dark farce. It all revolves around a former queen, […]

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‘Thril-LA’ kicks off Franco season Saturday

LEWISTON — The Gendron Franco Center kicks off the current performance season with an elegant evening at its annual Gala and Benefit Concert on Saturday, Oct. 28, at 6 p.m.  The event features a pre-concert reception with complimentary hors d’oeuvres from 12 local restaurants.   The entertainment portion, “Thril-LA” will showcase popular Hollywood movie and Broadway themes […]

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Looking Back on October 24

100 years ago, 1917Six new cars of the entry door pre-payment type are nearly ready for delivery to the Lewiston, Augusta, and Waterville Street Railway. As soon as received they will be placed in operation on the local lines of the company. The cars are of the most recent design and will be a distinct […]

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Morrissette to perform at Oasis

LEWISTON — A piano recital by George Morrissette will take place at this week’s Oasis of Music, Trinity Episcopal Church in Lewiston, Wednesday, Oct. 25, from 12:30 to 1 p.m. On the program will be Beethoven’s Piano Sonata No. 8 in C minor, commonly known as his Pathétique Sonata, and the Italian Concerto by Bach. Morrissette […]

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Funnyman Hobdy headlines Baxter event

LEWISTON —  Maine Event Comedy presents “Funniest Comic in New England” finalist Kyron Hobdy at Baxter Brewing, Friday, Oct. 27, at 7 p.m. The show will also feature Janet McNamara, Bill Picard, Mike Gray and Cyrstal Bernard.   Hobdy, who regularly works with Maine comedy legend Bob Marley, mixes life experience with self-effacing humor. The Windham resident […]

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Looking Back on October 23

100 years ago, 1917The mass meeting in City Hall, Saturday evening, in the interest of the Liberty Loan and the Conservation of Food, was attended by at least 1000 men and women. The speaking was preceded by a street parade, headed by Ste. Cecelia band and in which many of the shoe workers of Auburn […]

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Looking Back on October 21

100 years ago, 1917Mr. Brownstein, proprietor of the motion picture theatre at Lewiston City Hall, and George N. Heald, manager, have returned from a two days’ trip to Boston. With them they brought the news that Mr. Brownstein had purchased a $10,000 organ which will be installed at City Hall inside of two weeks. The […]