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Pemaquid Artists Launch Notecard Sales

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The Pemaquid Group of Artists has announced the launch of a notecard initiative for its 92nd season. There are two sets of notecards and each will consist of a box of ten assorted full-color reproduction cards and envelopes. Each card is a recreation of an original painting by a member artist. The price for a set of ten is $20, plus Maine sales tax. The boxed sets offer beautiful glimpses of Midcoast Maine and make excellent gifts and remembrances.c

Benjamin Ouver Dennison

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Emily and Ryan, of Rockland, are pleased to announce the arrival of baby boy, Benjamin Ouver Dennison.

Skidompha Skoop

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The library is delighted to announce that it is now open for contact-less curbside pickup of library materials. Curbside pickup hours will be Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday from 2 – 6 p.m. 

Lyme Time Understanding ticks

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Ticks have one focus and one focus only: to find a host and feed. I often receive phone calls and emails asking, “What kind of tick is this?” or “I took a tick off of me but it was a teeny, tiny one so I’m ok, right?” and “What should I do now?”

Helen Viola Glendinning Service Announcement

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Helen Viola Glendinning, 89, of South Bristol, passed away on June 17, 2020 at Mid Coast Hospital with her loving family by her side. A full obituary will be published in next week’s edition of The Lincoln County News.

Ponder and Stir

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I am drawing a picture of a father. His name is Milton Herbert Christian. The oval face, which I accent with a smile and sprinkles of freckles, no hair on top, is the dearest face in all the world to me. It is my father’s face.

Veggies to Table Expands Growth, Partnerships

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Veggies to Table is excited to enter into its second season as a grow-to-donate farm in Newcastle. Despite challenging times, the Veggies to Table team is ready to serve their community by growing fresh organic produce to donate to those experiencing food insecurity. In its first season the farm donated more than 4,350 pounds of organic produce to community members in need. Given the COVID-19 pandemic, that need is even greater now, and the farm plans to double the amount of food donated this year.

Frank Anthony Capone Dec. 7, 1950 - June 17, 2020

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Frank Anthony Capone, 69, died June 17, 2020 at his home in Waldoboro after a brief illness. He was born Dec. 7, 1950 in Long Island, N.Y. to Ralph Capone and Helen Lamagna Capone.

New Artist Featured at Saltwater Artists Gallery

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The Saltwater Artists Gallery welcomes Beth Badger of Brunswick as a new exhibitor in its gallery. Badger is a Maine contemporary realist who tells stories in paint. Her pictures convey moods and emotions of the environment that surround her.


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