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WATERVILLE, Maine (AP) — Colby College graduates were treated Sunday to a poem in their...

This weekend: Find matcha soft serve and lattes at a new Fenway cafe Plus, the food news you may have missed this week. Matcha latte Email We’re all eating a little differently these days: Cooking at home more. Ordering takeout. Dining on patios. Whatever your comfort level, here’s what’s been going on in Boston’s restaurant world recently, plus a few ways to enjoy some of our region’s best restaurants and bars from both the comfort of your own home and out in the world. Here’s wh...

To do the impossible, chef Erin French says, ‘follow your gut’ Screenshot by Northeastern University Twitter 0% More stories When Erin French pitched the idea to open a restaurant in the middle of nowhere, she was at a point in her life that can only be described as “rock bottom.” Still in the midst of a tumultuous divorce, she had lost everything—her home, her job, even custody of her son. She was also freshly out of rehab for a prescription drug addiction. ...

Poet Richard Blanco to speak at Colby College’s 200th commencement ceremonies May 23 The speaker at baccalaureate ceremonies May 22 will be higher education authority Charles Terrell who, along with Erin French, owner of the Lost Kitchen restaurant in Freedom, Nobel Prize winning geneticist and chronobiologist Michael Rosbach and Theresa Secord, award-winning Penobscot basket maker and founding director of Maine Indian Basketmakers Alliance, will receive honorary doctorates. Photo by Jacob H...

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Spring Book Lovers Luncheon, Friends of the Princeton Public Library Spring Book Lovers Luncheon Friends Of The Princeton Public Library Princeton area community website with events, comprehensive business listings, and local information Share: 11:00 AM The 2021 Book Lovers Luncheon, hosted by the Friends of the Princeton Public Library, will be held virtually on Thursday, April 29, from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Tickets for the annual event are on sale now through the library’s website. Proceed...

April 23, 2021 Beth Harpaz AP – Erin French is a rising culinary star known for intimate gourmet dinners crafted from hyperlocal ingredients. Her magical restaurant, The Lost Kitchen, is located in an abandoned 19 th century mill in her tiny hometown of Freedom, Maine. There’s even a show about the restaurant on Chip and Joanna Gaines’ Magnolia Network. Sounds like a classic American success story, right? But as is so often the case, success did not come easy. French chronicles her strugg...

NEXT / Erin French’s ascent to rock star chef almost didn’t happen. Before becoming the owner of The Lost Kitchen in Freedom, Maine, she lost nearly everything that mattered in life. This week on NEXT, we talk with French about her journey and new memoir “Finding Freedom.” Plus, as a way to diversify staff and address inequality, more employers are dropping degree requirements for certain jobs, and gaining a market advantage. And we hear from Mardi Fuller, a volunteer leader with Outdo...

pandemic, and now as vaccines become more widely available, we are reporting on how our local schools, businesses and communities are returning to a more "normal" future. Theres never been more of a need for the kind of local, independent and unbiased journalism that The Day produces. Please support our work by subscribing today. Review: In ‘Finding Freedom,’ a chef‘s struggles and success This cover image released by Celadon shows Finding Freedom: A Cooks story Remaking a Life from Sc...

All is not lost at The Lost Kitchen, as chef Erin French adjusts and reinvents, yet again Her bottom line may be down 86 percent since early last year, but things are starting to look up for French, who’s no stranger to resilience By Anna Fiorentino Globe correspondent,Updated April 15, 2021, 1 hour ago Email to a Friend Erin French in one of the dining cabins that will be used to host small groups at The Lost Kitchen.ANNA SOLO FREEDOM, Maine — Erin French takes a seat at the head of...