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Pugh Lauded For Marine Center Work with Kids

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The University of Maine’s Darling Marine Center recognized Annelissa “Lili” Pugh for her commitment to marine science education as she leaves the position of the center’s K-12 education coordinator in late November.

Sandra Neily to Discuss Award-Winning Debut Novel

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Westport Island resident Sandra Neily will discuss her debut novel “Deadly Trespass: A Mystery in Maine” at the Wiscasset Public Library at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 6.

Sourdough Bread-Making Class at FARMS

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Members of the public are invited to join retired teacher and home baker Bill Babb as he shares his passion for baking sourdough bread. Attendees at his upcoming class on Saturday, Dec. 16 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. will learn how to care for a sourdough starter, how to knead using two different techniques, and how to mix, shape, and slice bread for baking.

Benefit Supper for Hearty Roots

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A benefit supper for Bristol-based Hearty Roots featuring wood-fired pizzas and supporting woods-bound local youth will take place Tuesday, Nov. 21 from 5-9 p.m. at Flatbread Company, 399 Commercial St., Rockport.

Coats for Seniors

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People are encouraged to bring winter coats to Spectrum Generations Coastal Community Center, 521 Main St., Damariscotta. These donations will help keep seniors warm this winter. All the donations will go to Goodwill. Certificates/coupons of donation can be collected for record or, if in need, one can get a coupon and pick up a coat.

Shirley Ann Blake

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Shirley Ann Blake, 75, of Nobleboro, passed away peacefully on Nov. 15 at LincolnHealth-Miles Campus in Damariscotta.

YOUR UBER IS HERE

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When we talk about the brain drain – what happens when someone grows up in Lincoln County, moves away after high school, and never returns – we often talk about the reasons why young people choose to live and work elsewhere. They want the conveniences of city life. The excitement. Avocado toast. Uber.

Long Cove

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And so the seasons change. Wham! Not a gentle ease-you-into-it kind of thing either. It was warm one day with temps in the 60s, blue skies, leaves still hanging on nicely with some color yet to enjoy, and then it turned bitter with wind whipping, temps plummeting to single digits and teens, and now we have seen our first cat tracker of the 2017-2018 snow season.

CLC YMCA Dog Obedience Classes

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Obedience training doesn’t solve all behavioral problems, but it is the foundation for solving just about any problem. Training opens up a line of communication between a person and his or her dog. Effective communication is necessary to instruct the dog. A dog can be taught anything from “wait” (stay inside the house/truck/yard even if the door is open) to “sit” (while other dogs pass by) to “off” (keep all four feet on the floor when visitors arrive).

Robert M. Strachan

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Robert M. Strachan, 78, of Pemaquid, formerly of Natick, Mass., passed away suddenly at his home on Nov. 12. He was the beloved husband of Carolyn “Dayle” (Cole) Strachan.


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