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Community Announcement: Don’t Mind If I don’t

Community Announcement: Don’t Mind If I don’t

ByLarry Bethune November 28, 2023November 28, 2023

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ED PEARLMAN – New Englander, master musician, educator and writer.

ED PEARLMAN – New Englander, master musician, educator and writer.

ByLarry Bethune November 7, 2023November 13, 2023

Ed Pearlman is based in South Portland, enjoys many styles of fiddle music, and is best known for Scottish…

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CELEBRATE ST. ANDREW’S DAY NOVEMBER 30TH

CELEBRATE ST. ANDREW’S DAY NOVEMBER 30TH

ByLarry Bethune November 6, 2023November 6, 2023

For lovers of Scottish food, music, and culture, St. Andrew’s Day is a great way to show off our…

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COMMON ANIMALS FOUND IN BOTH SCOTLAND AND NEW ENGLAND

COMMON ANIMALS FOUND IN BOTH SCOTLAND AND NEW ENGLAND

ByLarry Bethune October 21, 2023October 21, 2023

Scotland and New England share many common critters.These regions share similar climates and habitats, which contribute to the presence…

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SCOTS O’ NEW ENGLAND – ARE YE UP FOR A CHALLENGE?

SCOTS O’ NEW ENGLAND – ARE YE UP FOR A CHALLENGE?

ByLarry Bethune October 15, 2023October 21, 2023

 Research your town’s Scottish connections, past or present, and write a poem about it.  Then, if you are up…

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Did Halloween Come from All Saints’ Eve?

Did Halloween Come from All Saints’ Eve?

ByLarry Bethune October 10, 2023October 10, 2023

Halloween, a holiday celebrated on October 31st, has a rich and complex history that spans across various cultures and…

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KIRKIN’ O’ THE TARTANS HOSTED BY THE SCOTS CHARITABLE SOCIETY

KIRKIN’ O’ THE TARTANS HOSTED BY THE SCOTS CHARITABLE SOCIETY

ByLarry Bethune September 2, 2023September 2, 2023

With the pipes soaring and the chancery filled with Scots, Scottish-Americans, and the friends and families, The Scots’ Charitable…

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SCOTTISH POWS WERE SOLD AS SLAVE LABOR IN NEW ENGLAND

SCOTTISH POWS WERE SOLD AS SLAVE LABOR IN NEW ENGLAND

ByLarry Bethune September 1, 2023September 1, 2023

What happened when the Scots lost battles in the 1650s? Article contributed to Scots in New Englandby Leslie Landrigan,…

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Scottish Restaurants & Pubs Around New England

Scottish Restaurants & Pubs Around New England

ByLarry Bethune August 21, 2023August 25, 2023

We hope to create a list of ALL the Scottish restaurants and pubs in each of the six states…

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The real history of tartan, from the Scottish Highlands to the streets of Tokyo

The real history of tartan, from the Scottish Highlands to the streets of Tokyo

ByLarry Bethune July 16, 2023July 26, 2023

Article courtesy by BYKAREN GARDINER from National Geographic.

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