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ROYAL OAK — Sculptor Cole Meyerhoff’s workshop is full of clamps, power saws and TIG welders. He can cut and bend metal and wood into shapes that please him. He

Much is made of the creative possibilities that artificial intelligence will unlock. But in Maine, one man uses centuries-old technology to satisfy modern sensibilities.

PROMOTIONS The Olympia Snowe Women’s Leadership Institute has promoted Carolyne Obery to development manager. Previously, Obery served in part-time roles at the institute as a development and communications specialist and staff assistant. She holds a bachelor of arts degree in psychology from the University of Maryland. NEW HIRES James Nelson has been hired as vice […]

SEARSPORT — The Parsonage Gallery welcomes the cool weather and shorter days of autumn with two exhibitions celebrating warmth, light, and color: Cross Paintings by Joshua Ferry and Dark Night Dark Light by Bernd Haussmann. The exhibitions open...

The Maine Crafts Association is the recipient of a charitable gift from the Maxwell/Hanrahan Foundation in support of the Maine Craft Artist Awards. This grant builds upon the 14-year legacy of the award by offering new benefits to future recipients and will be reopening the 2023 nomination period. In 2009, the association began to honor […]

Artists have always been drawn to the state’s rocky coast and fragrant pine forests. Now that same creative spirit is fueling changes in and around the city.

The artist takes us through a week in her life.

The family-friendly event Sept. 2 is a fundraiser for the Montville Community Pavilion.

While some college students are using the summer to relax, professors at Tennessee Tech University are extending their passion for their subject beyond the classroom and the academic year.

ASHLAND — Lynn M. Haust, 74, of Ashland, died on July 3, following a lengthy illness. Lynn was born on May 8, 1949, to Wallace and May Redman of Lafayette,