Celebrated Maine Indian basketmaker Jeremy Frey, who Tuesday evening received a prestigious $50,000 arts grant during ceremonies at Lincoln Center in New York, plans to return as an exhibitor in the University of Maine Hudson Museum's annual Maine Native Basket Sale and Demonstration Saturday, Dec. 11. Frey, of Indian Township and a member of the Passamaquoddy community, is a longtime exhibitor at the 16-year-old basket sale and basketry exhibition being held at the UMaine Collins Center for the Arts. On Tuesday, he was one of 50 artists to receive unrestricted $50,000 grants from the Los Angeles-based United States Artists, or USA, a national grant-making and advocacy organization. USA's founders - the Ford, Rockefeller, Prudential and Rasmuson Foundations - created the organization in...
Is the divorce rate as high as it was when your organization started? M., Newburgh
Cary Grant appeared in three movies in 1944, the year he turned 40. One remains a negligible title: the whimsical comedy "Once Upon a Time," derived from a radio play. Another, the major hit of the trio, became a 1944 release on a technicality: Frank Capra's still unreplicated movie version of "Arsenic and Old Lace. Filmed in the last quarter of 1941, it ordinarily would have been released the next year, but the success of Broadway's playfully coldblooded "Old Lace" delayed its debut by running more than three years. Warner Bros. had borrowed three of the original cast members for about 10 weeks and had agreed not to open the finished film until the Broadway engagement - augmented by several touring companies - concluded.
The George Marshall Store Gallery in York celebrates the work of six finalists and the advancement grantee of the 2006 New Hampshire Charitable Foundation's Piscataqua Region Artist Advancement Grant with an exhibition of their work. The exhibit, "Momentum V," features the work of grantee Barbara Rita Jenny and finalists Daisy Adams, Tim Christensen-Kirby, Kristina Logan, Gail Spaien, Carol Stein and Cappy Whelen. "Momentum V" opens Saturday with a reception from 5 to 7 p.m. and runs through June 3. Also in the gallery are ceramic landscapes by Al Jaeger. Jaeger's work will be on exhibit through May 30 with an artist's talk at 3 p.m. on May 20. The gallery is at 140 Lindsay Road and is open from noon to 5 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday and 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday. Call 351-1083 for more inf...
With all but one of the necessary approvals in hand, AIDS Community Services is eager to begin a $1 million interior renovation that will add floor space to its ever-busier Evergreen Center in the historic Roanoke Hotel on South Elmwood Avenue. City permits have been granted, and work to convert the former Vito's restaurant for patient care and other services could begin in two weeks if state certification comes through, said AIDS Community Services President Ron Silverio.
BRUNSWICK, Maine -- Some of the revenues from this summer's Great State of Maine Air Show have benefited local nonprofit organizations. The Midcoast Regional Redevelopment Authority, which is responsible for the redevelopment of the former Brunswick Naval Air Station, gave $25,000 to the Midcoast Charitable Foundation. The foundation distributed the money to 10 local organizations.
Gilbert Arenas can be many things. Immature? Yes.
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