Katherine Lee
Web Editor at The Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram
Web editor @PressHerald. 2012 Pulitzer, Breaking News Reporting. CA native w/ a Deep South detour. Ordinary superpower: Can nap anywhere
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pressherald.com | Katherine Lee
The Illustration Institute has leased space at Three Canal Plaza to create an archive. Photo courtesy of Scott Nash Scott Nash finds some archives — well, he said, “quite depressing.”“You’ll go in there, and they’ll say, ‘Which boxes?’ ” he said. “You have to sift through everything from private notes to shopping lists and such, and the artwork is really mixed in with that. Compare that to, say, the Eric Carle Museum in western Mass.
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pressherald.com | Katherine Lee
Truck ran home to his owners after becoming trapped in train tracks and found by Rob Russell, left, and Wells Police Officer Nicholas Cousins, right. Photo courtesy of 2A TAC Air OPS Drone Services A beloved dog gets his leash caught on railroad tracks as a train approaches.
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pressherald.com | Katherine Lee
Cellist Yo-Yo Ma will be returning to Maine for an October 20 performance at Merrill Auditorium in Portland. Photo by Austin Mann A year after his last appearance in Maine, world-renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma will take the stage at Merrill Auditorium in Portland on Oct. 20. The show, presented by Portland Ovations, is called We Are Water: A Northeast Celebration. Although the specific music has not yet been revealed, the show will be unique.
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pressherald.com | Katherine Lee
This week’s poem, Ken Craft’s “View from Shore,” conjures a summer’s day at the lake through the eyes of an older person, as he watches the splashing exuberance of the young. I love this poem’s clarion details of light and water and cannonballs, and the speaker’s tone of quiet, wistful nostalgia as he holds this moment close. Craft teaches at York County Community College.
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pressherald.com | Katherine Lee
Grant Wahlquist, who owned a Portland gallery for seven years, will be the new curator at the Center for Maine Contemporary Art in Rockland. Photo courtesy of Smith Galtney The Center for Maine Contemporary Art in Rockland has hired the former owner of a respected Portland gallery as its new curator. Grant Wahlquist owned his eponymous gallery near Monument Square from 2017 to 2024.
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Bill Nemitz credits Maine Rep. Jared Golden for a change of heart on banning assault weapons, but he's angry that it took bloodshed on Golden's own doorstep before he got there. https://t.co/B135DRvFbq
