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One of the best written architectural reviews of a building in Maine that I've read. He won't be around for long, or until he's seduced by a much larger and nationally based paper. I don't see why so many on this blog are adverse to paying $10 monthly for a subscription to the PPH. It's won many journalism awards, and this new columnist not only knows how to argue on art and design, but has a welcomed playful style.
https://www.pressherald.com/2025/06...splendor-of-experiential-architecture-column/
https://www.pressherald.com/2025/06...splendor-of-experiential-architecture-column/
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I pay for an annual print-delivery sub to the Sunday Telegram, which comes with access to everything (although it bugs me that it doesn't include stories on centralmaine or sunjournal, not that I can figure out anyway). I missed this, though; I'll have to go back and read when I have time!
The downside to the PPH is that they put it to bed so early. I realize they're printing all the papers (Sentinel, Kennebec Journal, and Sun-Journal) at the same plant in SoPo, but it still seems that the PPH should have the latest deadline, at least late enough to have the results of East Coast Red Sox games.
The downside to the PPH is that they put it to bed so early. I realize they're printing all the papers (Sentinel, Kennebec Journal, and Sun-Journal) at the same plant in SoPo, but it still seems that the PPH should have the latest deadline, at least late enough to have the results of East Coast Red Sox games.