Bucksport High School hosts student art show
Works by over 80 students on display in the BHS library and hallways
POEM: Sounds of the season are all around us
Penobscot poet Sue Shaw celebrates the sounds of spring.
First class mail: Corresponding in poetry
Two men tell each other about their lives through poetry delivered by US Postal Service
Like a musical sherpa, Bagaduce Music offers ‘Guided Jams’
Weekly events are free and open to all. Their history is recorded on cedar shingles.
GSA’s ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ closes to three sold-out performances
GSA's production of Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing Closes to Three Sold-Out Performances
‘Spring Ephemerals’ heralds the new season in Brooksville exhibit
Show features local works in oils, watercolors and fibers
Blue Hill Library to feature student art show in April
Works by young students and homeschoolers from across the peninsula will be on display throughout April.
Land trust announces photo winners
Six winners chosen from adult and young photographer categories
Spring break: Dealing with ‘this hand we’re dealt’ in March
A local poet writes about the tease of spring
REVIEW: ‘The Roommate’ tempts after a lifetime playing it safe
A new play at New Surry Theatre explores the dynamics of two strangers who become roommates
Spring is ‘no dancer gowned in green’
The Maine spring stomps to our door in rugged style, writes a Penobscot poet
POEM: Is faith enough to make a dream real?
Patricia Ranzoni, Bucksport’s former poet laureate, asks if dreams will actually deliver what we need
When seeing is more about wonder than sight
‘I see,” says writes a Penobscot poet. But not always with her eyes.
MMA student starts ballet studio in spare time, with overwhelming response
Makeshift studio in Emerson Hall becomes a hit, with two dozen students coming from as far away as Brewer for dance lessons
Icy mystery solved
What started as a project just for fun on a moonlit night has become an impromptu sculpture garden.
Valentine's Day dinner bridges generations in Penobscot
Dinner ‘highlights the importance of community involvement in education,’ says historical society president
Library exhibit flexes lots of mussels
The colors, patterns and iridescence of Maine mussels are the subject of an art exhibit at the Blue Hill Public Library