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GSB PTO Meeting Jan. 12

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The Great Salt Bay Community School Parent-Teacher Organization is holding its next meeting at 6 p.m., Thursday, Jan. 12 in John Cannon’s room at the school.

Jefferson Column

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Driving Route 32 in the cold air this morning, I saw the dark cloud bank of the storm that is expected later today. The sun skimmed the steel gray cloud in front of me to the south. As the sun rose over the line of demarcation between the nearing front, the sky behind it turned pink, then orange, then brilliant gold.

Owl Prowl, Full-Moon Hike at HVNC

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Many owls, especially some of the common owls in Maine, actually breed in the middle of winter, so now is prime time to go on an owl prowl. A full moon makes it even better.

Grace Morris Bulkeley

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Grace Morris Bulkeley, 98, of Cornish, N.H., died peacefully at her home Jan. 4.

Michael J. Sands

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Michael J. Sands, 48, of Waldoboro, died tragically in an auto accident on Jan. 6.

LA Students Seek Projects for MLK Jr. Day of Service

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On Monday, Jan. 16 – which is Martin Luther King Jr. Day and also the national Day of Service –- the brothers of Alpha Sigma Gamma, Lincoln Academy’s service fraternity, will participate in an ecumenical day of service, as they do each January. They will be joined by members of the Baha’i Congregation and the Second Congregational Church as well as Sigma Sigma Chi, their counterpart service sorority

Waldoboro Community Luncheons

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Community luncheons co-sponsored by Waldoboro United Methodist Church and Broad Bay Congregational Church will be held from noon-1 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 19 and Thursday, Feb. 16 at Broad Bay Congregational Church, 941 Main St., Waldoboro.

‘Snow Fence Paintings’ Show at Skidompha

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The Carey Gallery at Skidompha Public Library in Damariscotta presents the “Snow Fence Paintings” show, featuring work by Katharina Keoughan and Joy Vaughan, through the month of January. Vaughan and Keoughan are both well known in the area as teachers and painters.

Oxbow Supports Midcoast Conservancy with Catalyst Sales

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Oxbow Brewing Company has released Catalyst, its first bottle of the year. The barrel-aged farmhouse ale features estate honey from its farmhouse brewery located in Newcastle. The brewery will donate $1 from the sale of each bottle from both of its tasting rooms, at 274 Jones Woods Road in Newcastle and at 49 Washington Ave. in Portland, to Midcoast Conservancy through Sunday, Jan. 15.

Public Invited to LCRC Planning Meeting

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A Lincoln County Recovery Collaborative planning meeting is scheduled for Thursday, Jan. 26, from 5:30-7 p.m., in the Porter Meeting Hall at Skidompha Public Library, 184 Main St., Damariscotta. The purpose of the meeting is to brief community members on the addiction problem in Lincoln County, provide an update on the “Bridges to Recovery” and prevention efforts, and seek answers to the questions “How can we help?” and “What else can we do to be part of the solution?”

Bristol Beacon

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Upcoming events

Thursday, Jan. 12, 6 p.m.: PTO meeting


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