Liz Trice cross-country skiing down Congress Street to Vinland… WENA and Friends of Congress Square Park create snow sculptures in Congress Square… Annie Wadleigh moves from Bayside to Parkside, and word is her best friend Gypsy Rose is giddy with excitement… Dory Waxman welcomes her granddaughter to the world at the end of a snow storm… Red Claws volunteer a basketball clinic at Presumpscot Elementary… Portland Schools launch a new website… Newz by The Nunz will no longer be featured on MaineToday’s website… LePage calls the Patriots unethical… Harlan Baker will take his one-man show, “Jimmy Higgins” on the road to Vermont… City Councilor Ed Suslovic is looking for an older and more sophisticated crowd in the Old Port… Editor Nick Schroeder announces that DigPortland has folded… Holly Seeliger represents Reiche and practices Reiki… Wells Staley-Mays celebrates his sixty-seventh birthday… Knack Factory looking for new space in Portland, or maybe Westbrook… LePage considers run against King in 2018… Juggler Abbeth Russell starts her new job at Circus Atlantic… Waynflete student Mike Rodway directs a music video with national recording artist Steve Azar… David Meiklejohn wins a Maine Arts Commission fellowship… Rev. Bill Barter is recovering well from knee surgery… Maine Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts (MVLA) celebrates six years…
Josh Soros, Mitch Mason, Ian Jacob, Rosanne Graef and Clifford Tremblay with WENA’s work on a Congress Square Park snow sculpture created on February 1st. The hope is that during the month of February others will stop by the park and add their snow creations.
Pandora LaCasse working on the Friends of Congress Square Park Snow Phoenix on February 1st. Courtesy Photo.
