‘No husbands allowed’: Gun event draws women looking for fun, more firearm familiarity

'We opened up the registration to 120 this year and it was filled in two days,' said an official with the Androscoggin County Fish & Game Association. 'They leave their husbands at home. It's a requirement.'

Mystery Photo for May 29, 2022

Correctly guess where this photo was taken and you could win a $20 Hannaford Supermarket gift card.

Face Time: Auburn native and artist Andy Rosen connects past and present through his work

Next month, L-A Arts is hosting a dedication ceremony to public art in Lewiston and Auburn, including one of Rosen’s latest works, “Ledgers,” a series of fox sculptures dotted along the canal near the Bates Mill Complex in Lewiston.

In a word: A Sunday double-header — more sports terms

Former Liverpool striker Luis Suarez was so good at making other players look foolish with his between-their-legs moves that he inspired a poster reading “Suarez can nutmeg a mermaid.”

Maine farms offer that warm and fuzzy feeling

'Babies to bed nite,' goat yoga and 'lamb cuddling' events are some of the things area farms are offering as people seek out close encounters with farm animals for everything from exercise to furry hugs.

Photo Album: Animal cuddling in Monmouth

A number of farms in Maine provide a unique service through the animals they raise — inviting guests to cuddle and play with their livestock.

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Art for all and all for art: Lewiston-Auburn sees boom in public art installations

Some of the Twin Cities public art goes back more than 150 years, while other works are so new they haven't been dedicated yet. And there's more planned.

Mark LaFlamme: A tough week for pants

Talk of the Town: Slips, math, bots, mad dogs, trouser changes, taxes. What a week!

In a word: Albatross, posterize and other sports terms

One of the sports world's greatest attractions is the language it uses. Over the years, words and phrases have been continually coined, appropriated and fabricated.