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I write about education, religion, philanthropy, social action and families. Columnist for J., the Jewish News of Northern California.
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In Belfast, People Look for Path Forward in Unpredictable Senate Race

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By Drew Himmelstein Verified
| Midcoast Villager Verified
With Graham Platner dropping out of the U.S. Senate race, Maine has the most talked-about political race in the country. While pundits spill ink in the New York Times analyzing what it all means (including our own deputy editor Alex Seitz-Wald), at the Midcoast Villager, our primary focus is on the views of the people who matter most: the residents of our communities.
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Waterfall Arts acquires Lincoln Street Center in Rockland

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By Drew Himmelstein Verified, Midcoast Villager
| Bangor Daily News Verified
A partnership between Belfast’s Waterfall Arts and the Rockland-based Ellis Beauregard Foundation will permanently safeguard Rockland’s Lincoln Street Center as an affordable studio and cultural space for working artists. Waterfall Arts acquired the historic building for $1 million on Tuesday, after a coalition of organizations and community members spent the past year raising funds. The Ellis Beauregard Foundation was the largest donor, giving $700,000 to the project.
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Organizations Come Together to Secure Future For Working Artists in Rockland

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By Drew Himmelstein Verified
| Midcoast Villager Verified
A partnership between Belfast’s Waterfall Arts and the Rockland-based Ellis Beauregard Foundation will permanently safeguard Rockland's Lincoln Street Center as an affordable studio and cultural space for working artists. Waterfall Arts acquired the historic building for $1 million on Tuesday, after a coalition of organizations and community members spent the past year fundraising. The Ellis Beauregard Foundation was the largest donor, giving $700,000 to the project.
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