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Maine Seacoast Mission was recently awarded a $50,000 grant from the Evelyn S. and K.E. Barrett Foundation to support two youth education programs operating in Maine’s rural communities. "Journey" ...

Maine Water employees once again came together to support local communities by collecting and donating more than 140 winter coats this season.  Maine Water’s Coats for Kids program is an ...

A Waldo County volunteer from Searsport, Kathleen Perkins, has been announced as the Girl Scouts of Maine (GSME) Volunteer of the Month of February. "Perkins is currently a volunteer within the ...

Jane’s Walk ME, a festival celebrating community engagement, will be held May 2, 2026. Jane’s Walks combine the simple act of exploring a place with personal observations, local history, and civic ...

Belfast Maskers is adding a special winter event to its season with a series of staged readings presented on three Saturday afternoons in February, at 2 p.m. The series revives a past Maskers ...

: On Feb. 2, the Camden Town Office sent a revised agenda, informing the public that the agenda item concerning public access points to the harborfront had been pulled from the Feb. 3 list of ...

ROCKPORT—The Banff is back! It is the 50th anniversary of both the Banff Mountain Film Festival and Maine Sport Outfitters, which has sponsored the festival since 2001. The annual mountain festival's ...

Newcastle Realty is pleased to announce the listing of a highly visible Bangor Savings Bank branch location in the heart of downtown Damariscotta. Located on Main Street with direct frontage along the ...

North Haven Community School has opened admissions for the 2026-27 Offshore Program cohort. Students entering grades 9-12 are invited to apply to join students at Maine’s smallest K-12 public school ...

Two of Pine Tree Camp’s 2026 summer programs are benefitting from a two-year, $200,000 grant from the Evelyn S. and K.E.

It is a balmy 8 degrees as I sit down to write this. The first of February in Lincolnville, Maine, the ground blanketed with a nice thick cover of snow. It seems like there have been too many years ...