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Where: Sunday River Resort, Bethel What to expect: The 2-day Christian music festival featuring Sanctus Real, Riley Clemmons, Jonny Diaz, and many more also offers food, drinks activities for kids and guest speakers. 2-day and single-day tickets can be purchased here.  The stage is set! Thanks to all of the crew and volunteers for all your work setting up today. REVIVAL starts tomorrow! Music by Johnny DiazPosted by River Rock Music Festival on Thursday, July 1, 2021 5 - For the Kids:

Bradford T.  Kenney was contemplating a new  opening of a new season, always a time of heightened anticipation even though hes had quite a bit of experience with such things. This year is Kenneys 16th season as executive artistic director of the Ogunquit Playhouse in the popular seaside town of Ogunquit, Maine. Hes also opened seasons as the artistic director of the former Foothills Theatre in Worcester from 2001-05. But speaking on the phone the week before the Ogunquit Playhouse was abo...

Dimanche, 27 juin 2021 05:00 Coup doeil sur cet article Sébastien Benoît est un passionné dans tout ce qu’il entreprend, que ce soit comme animateur de télévision ou de radio. En août 2018, il devient le nouvel animateur de l’émission La Poule aux œufs d’or succédant alors à Guy Mongrain qui prend sa retraite. Tu es un véritable Montréalais. Une fois leurs études terminées, mes parents demeuraient sur la rue Édouard-Montpetit près de l’Université de Mont...

Officials say millions of tiny black kelp flies have apparently died on a stretch of beach in southern Maine in the US, causing people's feet to turn black.

Lifeguard captain at Ogunquit Beach said this year has been more difficult to find lifeguards than usual.

After multiple reports of people have a strange black residue on their feet after trips to Maine beaches, officials explain the likely cause

The Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry (DACF) says that the stain is from millions of dead bugs. Wait, what?

Scientists have solved the mystery... And, it is pretty nasty!

COVID data from Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention and the sun and the moon prompt the continued caution.

Officials say millions of tiny black kelp flies have appeared to die on a stretch of beach in southern Maine, causing people's feet to turn black.