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Slowly and painstakingly, African asylum seekers build new lives in Maine, and often find ways to help those who arrive after them.

In 'Long Way Home,' Press Herald reporters and photographers told the story of the large influx of asylum seekers arriving in Maine in recent years, fleeing their homelands and embarking on dangerous journeys to make a new life in Maine.

Festival celebrates writers and artists of Asian heritage, including poet David Ly, novelist Simon Johnston and memoirist Winnie L. Cheung.

Kansas City used to be a hub for garment-making, and whether you're a knitting novice or crochet curious, there's no better time to make, mend and get into the textile arts. Check out this guide to fabric stores, craft recycling resources, classes and clubs in the area.

From festivals featuring talented Canadian storytellers, races—unsanctioned or otherwise—and counter-culture flea markets, the first weekend of May will be bustling with energy in Metro Vancouver.

William Shockley and Tom Brady have today announced the launch of their new production company, Thunderbird Pictures.

Her cookbook, which combines storytelling and sustainability, features recipes created by L.A.-based chefs using recovered food.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – The annual, Common Threads “Dress for Success” networking event was held at the Springfield Sheraton Thursday night to highlight the life-changing achievements of women. Common Threads featured a dinner, networking and a live auction that highlighted local women who have made tremendous strides towards financial stability and personal goals. Margaret Tantillo, […]

Sayville author focuses on 18 who embroidered, knitted, crocheted — and more.

Events listings for Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody for April 2023.