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OGUNQUIT, Maine — The view from here is summertime lovely, the sunshine shimmery, the sky the sort of nautical blue you never see even a quarter-mile from the shore. A

A retrospective of cartoons, as well as some oil paintings, from two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Jim Morin is on display at the Ogunquit Museum of American Art through Oct. 31.

Responding to a home emergency, three Ogunquit first-responders helped a local a local mother as she gave birth to her newborn son on July 10, 2022.

In his weekly "Looking at Life" column, Shawn Sullivan does a little housekeeping and invites readers to receive his new weekly newsletter.

York Days 2022 marks the return of movie night on the beach and live music for the lighting of the Nubble Lighthouse.

“In those ten seconds -- I changed the course of my life,” Rupert Holmes, singer and writer, said.

Cities and towns across Maine will use grants to improve local resilience against climate effects such as flooding, rising sea levels, and extreme storms. Governor Janet Mills announced today that 13 communities in Maine will receive nearly $20 million in grants through her Maine Jobs & Recovery Plan for municipal investments to protect vital infrastructure from effects of climate change.

DEAR SUN SPOTS: The answer to the question by a Lewiston reader in the July 13 column could be that the North Temple/McMahon Elementary School art teacher

The Nutty Professor at the Ogunquit Playhouse is a newly retooled world premiere musical based on the 1963 Jerry Lewis film of the same title. A comic flick favorite, The Nutty Professor is a story of a Jekyll and Hyde transformation that takes place for a mild mannered and befuddled college professor.

Seedling Events announced an east coast tour of Stan Zimmerman's suicide awareness play, 'Right Before I Go.', highlighting the raw struggles of people in all walks of life that have died by suicide.