• Poets, performers, artists, more for collaboration

  Poetry Festival open call

  Jan 19
  As another year begins up, changes are afoot: former Belfast Poet Laureate Tom Moore has passed the cape to current Belfast Poet Laureate Arielle ...
  
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  Flying Shoes donates DVDs to library

  Jan 18
  Belfast Flying Shoes, the nonprofit arts organization that produces first Friday community and contra dances, has donated 10 contra dance DVDs to ...
  

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  Death as comedy/drama/fantasy

  Jan 19
  Belfast Free Library's Friday Night Flix film series concludes its January Fantasy theme with “Defending Your Life” (1991, USA) Friday, Jan. 25, ...
  

• Free Farnsworth for the furloughed

  Jan 18
  The downtown Farnsworth Art Museum is offering free admission to all furloughed federal employees during the current partial government shutdown. ...
  

• Midcoast art shows

  Current & Coming

  By Dagney C. Ernest - Jan 17
  BELFAST African art, crafts and clothing, Aina Moja at the Wellness Health Center, 39 Main St. FMI: 930-8012. “Homeland,” multimedia exhibit ...
  
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  2019 calls

  By Dagney C. Ernest - Jan 09
  If New Year's resolutions are to put oneself out there, there are plenty of opportunities to do so — locally and beyond. Following are a few of ...
  

• Maine/Malawi/Helsinki

  Art in education triangle

  By Dagney C. Ernest - Jan 16
  A week before Midcoast Maine was pounded by the season's first snowstorm, Hope's Lindsay Pinchbeck and Union's Argy Nestor headed into serious ...
  
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  Robert Burns Night goes downtown

  Jan 14
  Everyone is invited to celebrate the 259th birthday of Scotland's most beloved storyteller, poet and lyricist Robert Burns, at the annual Burns ...
  

• High school cheering

  Mustangs eighth, Lions 11th in KVAC competition

  By Staff - Jan 21
  For the first time in years, Waldo County was represented by two high school teams at the Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference cheering championship...
  
• High school girls basketball

  Mount View uses offensive bursts to stay step ahead of Oceanside

  By Ken Waltz - Jan 21
  As the 18-game regular season dwindles to a precious few games, every win the Oceanside and Mount View girls basketball teams can deposit in the ...
  
• High school wrestling

  Lions pick up two match wins in weekend Morse meet

  By Staff - Jan 21
  With the Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference high school wrestling tournament around the corner, Belfast competed in one of its final regular-seaso...
  
• High school swimming

  Belfast dives back into winning mode against MCI Huskies

  By Staff - Jan 20
  It was back to official regular-season pool business for host Belfast, as well as visiting Maine Central Institute of Pittsfield, and independent ...
  

• Middle school basketball

  Busline League court athletes take shots at final games, postseason glory

  By Staff - Jan 21
  The Busline League middle school basketball regular season for the large school division has drawn to a close, as teams eye playoff victories and, ...
  
• High school indoor track

  Lions, Panthers, Mariners, Windjammers head indoors for hot performances

  By Staff - Jan 21
  While the winter has turned considerably cold and snowy outdoors, Midcoast student-athletes continued to go indoors to turn in some of their most ...
  
• High school basketball

  Belfast, Mount View, Searsport court squads stay on the ball

  By Staff - Jan 20
  A handful of Waldo County high school basketball squads had difficult days and nights on the courts in games played Wednesday through Saturday, ...
  
• High school basketball

  For second time this winter, Mariners too talented, outpace Mustangs

  By Mark Haskell - Jan 19
  As one team looked to pump its victory total to double-digits and the other for its second win of the campaign, things played out largely as ...
  

• What do you think?

  Poll: At start of playoffs, majority felt Patriots would win Super Bowl

  By Staff - Jan 16
  The results from the latest Courier Publications/VillageSoup sports poll produced "shocking" results: the majority of voters — perhaps with the ...
  
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  Video: Sports recap for Jan. 10

  By Staff - Jan 11
  Sports recap for Jan. 10.
  
• Football bragging rights

  'Pigskin Pundits' tackle third round of NFL playoffs

  By Staff - Jan 17
  The 2018-19 National Football League regular season has ended and the weekly game picks from the Courier Publications/VillageSoup prognosticators ...
  
• Middle school basketball

  Busline League hoopsters continue to have ball

  By Staff - Jan 10
  The Busline League middle school basketball seasons — large and small school divisions — continued to press on at a rapid pace of late, with the ...
  

• Football bragging rights

  'Pigskin Pundits' tackle second round of NFL playoffs

  By Staff - Jan 10
  The 2018-19 National Football League regular season has ended and the weekly game picks from the Courier Publications/VillageSoup prognosticators ...
  
• High school sports

  Video: Sports recap for Jan. 17

  By Staff - Jan 18
  A visual look at sports recap for Jan. 17.
  
• High school basketball

  No snow days: Plenty of court action for Midcoast teams Jan. 7

  By Staff - Jan 08
  In an effort to beat the snow, it was a fairly busy night on the hardwood for Midcoast high school basketball teams on Monday, Jan. 7, as many ...
  
• High school basketball

  For second time this winter, Mariners too talented, outpace Mustangs

  By Mark Haskell - Jan 19
  As one team looked to pump its victory total to double-digits and the other for its second win of the campaign, things played out largely as ...
  

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