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Inside the 2026 Pemaquid Oyster Festival (opens the original)
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Mine Oyster Raw Bar & Gathering Place hosted the 23rd Pemaquid Oyster Festival in Boothbay Harbor, Sept. 26-27, featuring freshly shucked oysters of the Damariscotta River region. Event-goers sampled oysters from The Pemaquid Oyster Company, Mook Sea Farm, Norumbega Oyster Inc., Dodge Cove Marine Farm, Glidden Point Oyster Farms, Blackstone Point Oysters, Pleasant Cove Oyster Farm, Heron Island Oyster Company, Great Salt Bay Oyster Co. and Carlisle Oyster Farm. The festival is an annual fundrais
Cow Spa reimagines wellness (opens the original)
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Ten miles down River Road in Sidney, nestled in rolling hills and winding along the Kennebec River, is farm country. There are barn and quilt sales and farm stands, alpaca farms, poultry farms and pastures of feed crops as far as the eye can see. It’s also home to Rainbow Valley Farms, the multi-generational dairy operation of the Bragg family since 1772, and the site of Stonyfield Organics’ Cow Spa. The Cow Spa describes itself as an invitation for consumers to experience organic first-hand, br
A life and science of adaptation (opens the original)
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While many evolutionary biologists trace their passion to an early childhood love for dinosaurs, Senior Research Scientist John Burns of Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences (BLOS) followed a less linear trajectory. He did not take a single biology class during his undergraduate years, and his doctorate focused on human cancer. Yet for Burns, molecular biology is fundamentally about experimentation, reassessment and adaptation—a mindset that perfectly reflects his own circuitous journey through
CMT stages 50s style murder mystery (opens the original)
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Through Sept. 26, Carousel Music Theater is staging “Flashback to Murder,” a musical comedy whodunnit set in the disco-vibed world of 1975, flashing back to a 1955 high school reunion where the prom queen’s unsolved murder takes center stage. Willing participants from the audience (the heart throb, the lunch lady, the lab partner, Coach Bob and others) join a host of high school-archetype characters: the nerd, the head cheerleader, the hedonist, the science wiz, the greaser and, of course, the c
Southport Methodist hosts An August Afternoon (opens the original)
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Southport Methodist Church hosted An August Afternoon of Song, Aug. 23, to a crowd of about 50. Dr. Mary Miller, joined by nine musical artists, performed songs across a balanced playbill spanning classical hymns, soulful blues, contemporary pop, playful Broadway and modern gospel: 18 songs in all, sung mostly as solos or duets. The finale, “You’ll Never Walk Alone” (Williamson/Concord, 1945), the Rodgers and Hammerstein classic, included all the artists together for a symphonic choral sound. Pa
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