Archive for Elizabeth Caron
Occupying the former residence of local greats Bootiddy and The Rustic Overtones, Orono-based band Frank and the Redhots have had quite the shoes to fill.
But with packed shows, original tunes and an eccentric sense of humor, …
With over 600 gigs each year and the responsibility to serve the president of the United States, Col. Michael Colburn is no conventional professional musician.
He has performed for every U.S. president since Ronald Reagan and conducts …
The Penobscot Theatre Company continues its 2010-2011 season as it presents a dramatized version of Pulitzer Prize winning novel “To Kill A Mockingbird” written by Harper Lee and originally published in 1960.
The play, directed by Producing …
With enough determination and knowledge, even a fear of heights isn’t enough to pass up an adventure beginning on top of a 9,200-foot mountain in Venezuela.
Michael Merchant, a 47-year-old University of Maine graduate from Hampden, is …
If Amy-Jane Mooney were 2 inches taller in high school, she could have been a Radio City Rockette, showing off her professionally trained high kicks in New York City.
Fortunately for Mooney, her stage presence and talent …
Shadows meet color while depth perception is challenged in Lord Hall Gallery’s most recent exhibit, Scissor/Paper/Light, made entirely of paper.
The display, which runs from Friday, Feb. 4 to March 18, features work by New York-based artist …
If The Dime weren’t already closing for financial and legal reasons, it would have been shut down for being over capacity Saturday night.
Packed full from the front door to the back wall, The Dime hosted its …
Located in a town with coordinates farther north than most of the rest of the United States, the University of Maine and the students who attend have gained a reputation for a lot of things — …
Most musicians can take the little black notes on pages of sheet music and turn them into a melody through an instrument or singing, but few have the ability, motivation or patience to actually place the …
The University of Maine could save millions of dollars in energy costs over a 20-year period if an anticipated grant request to fund a deal between the university, the city of Old Town and Casella Waste …
