MORRILL — Down in the vale, tucked into the hills of Morrill, two business partners have set up a weaving studio where they intertwine the benefits of working on large,
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Insight: Breaking the silence on domestic violence in Maine
Artists and poets are filling store windows in downtown Belfast with work on the theme ‘Love/Not Love.’
By Patrisha McLeanSpecial to the Telegram
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The headlines that followed the domestic-violence arrest of my celebrity husband in 2016 were devastating. But the truth about what had been going on behind closed doors in my community of Camden was even more traumatic.
Deborah Stevenson’s collage “Domestic Terrorism,” displayed in the window of The Republican Journal, is part of Waldo County Breaks the Silence of Domestic Abuse, a citywide exhibit in Belfast of work by local artists and poets.
BELFAST The retro hobbies of knitting and sewing came roaring back during the pandemic for many people new to the craft, but Julz Larrabee, a sewist in Stockton Springs, has steadily stitching along all of the years, regardless of what’s going on.
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BELFAST The next Repair Cafe will be Saturday, May 15, from 9 - 11 a.m., at Belfast Fiber Arts,171 High St., in Belfast.
Don’t Throw it Away Fix -it.
This a free event. Masks are required and to manage crowd, please make an appointment by filling out the form at website: www.BelfastCommunityWorks.org.
Do you have a lamp that won’t light, broken blender, toasted toaster or other small appliances? How about holes in your clothes? A team of tinkers and sewers will be available.
If you have replacement parts bring, please bring them with you.