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This wrap of Melbourne shows includes Joeseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Body Crysis, Beethoven’s violin sonatas, Sunshine Super Girl and more.

GOULDSBORO — A Portland environmental assessment firm’s newly completed report singles out Jones Cove, Corea Harbor, Grand Marsh Bay and South Gouldsboro as areas where the shore, roads and culverts

On Nov. 15, the WBGO news department won 8 Excellence in Journalism Awards from the New Jersey Society of Professional Journalists in categories including Best Podcast, Best Arts and Entertainment Coverage, Best Public Affairs Program and Best Sports Feature

School yourself on the player David Ellefson dubbed “the fastest ‘lead bass guitarist’ I had ever seen”

This wrap of shows around Melbourne includes a performance by Vera Blue, Sunshine Super Girl, an unusual work by Musica Viva, and MSO’s season finale gala.

The Jazz Detective Zev Feldman has unearthed another gem as Blue Note Records issues the sleuth’s latest discovery, the emergence of the iconic drummer, Elvin Jones, as bandleader on Revival: Live at Pookie’s Pub.

The move from the South Gouldsboro location to the town-owned Route 1 site was prompted by the fact that the Solid Rock Bible Baptist Church owns the metal-sided gray building as well as its contents including the food pantry’s refrigerator and freezer and other equipment.

To help kids understand and appreciate voting, author Sonny Dean of Corea, Maine has written a book One Equals Many. It's aimed at youngsters from preschool age to about the third grade.

Dorothy J. Torrey, who had twice been a resident of Sandwich, died at the Pat Roche Hospice House in Hingham on October 21. Ms. Torrey, 81, was diagnosed with cancer