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Virtual Wine Dinner
SCHEDULED DATES:3/5, 3/12, and 3/19 Join Sommelier, Erica Archer, and Chef/Co-Owner Damian Sansonetti of Chaval for a Virtual Wine Dinner from the comforts of home and technology. And we’re delivering it all to your door. 1-2 hours before our event you’ll receive your dinner-for-two box containing your wine and food with easy instructions to reheat… Read more
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Family Matters
by Kyle Sansoucie This article’s theme is “Her-story,” which is about the women of the world and their relevance in history throughout time. There are some incredible women from history; Amelia Earhart, Joan of Arc, most of the Queen Elizabeth’s to name a few. Not all women have to be royalty or Oprah to be… Read more
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Acoustic open mic
Wed, Mar 3, 7 – 11 PM The Dogfish Bar and Grille128 Free St, Portland, ME Read more
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A Taste of Freedom
by Contributing Writer, Jessilyn Rich The frigid air suffocated the world into a state of silence. Snowflakes falling in rhythmic patterns from the dark night sky. Petite white flakes thoroughly unaware of the biting cold turning my cheeks a bright gleaming shade of crimson. I stand as still as a statue, arms outstretched, and breathing… Read more
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Classic White Bread
By Amy Lilly Is there anything better than the smell of fresh baked bread? It feels like home and instantly sends waves of “please can I have some” to your body. As a young child I grew up watching my grandmother bake loaf after loaf and simply could not get enough. Here I have listed… Read more
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Six Inches Over Texas
by Anna DesLauriers. At the beginning of this year, I was out salting the sidewalks, thinking that we were lucky to have so little snow here in Maine. However, when I went inside and started browsing Facebook, I saw many of my friends in the south posting desperate pleas for tips on how to weather… Read more