On Saturday, Oct. 7 from 9:30 a.m. to noon, the United States Postal Service in Damariscotta will join in celebrating the Damariscotta Pumpkinfest & Regatta by offering souvenir postmarks at the Damariscotta post office, 173 Main St., Damariscotta.

Pemaquid Watershed Association and Damariscotta River Association will conduct a work day at Crooked Farm Preserve in Bristol on Saturday, Sept. 30. Trail crew members are needed to improve sections of the preserve’s three-mile trail system.

Less than 5 percent of all Boy Scouts achieve the rank of Eagle, and on Sept. 20, six local Eagle aspirants passed a major milestone in their quest for scouting’s highest honor when they passed their Eagle Scout Board of Review. Among the six was Boy Scout Madison Allen, of Jefferson Troop 216.

On Monday, Sept. 18, Shannon Mahan and Andrew Federman of MAC Tree Service in Pemaquid and a group of volunteers donated their time and expertise to tackle some of the bigger groundskeeping needs at the Waldo Theatre in Waldoboro.

A stairway used in a recent hurricane-relief effort has gone missing, believed stolen, from The American Legion Wells-Hussey Post No. 42 in Damariscotta.

The Waldoboro Woman’s Club began its 2017-2018 year with a lovely luncheon at noon on Tuesday, Sept. 12 at the VFW Hall on Mill Street in Waldoboro. The hostesses were Alice Duff, Barbara Hunt, and Penelope Crane. Waldoboro Woman’s Club President Judi Lawrence led the business meeting. Marilyn Andrews gave the thought for the day.

Ever since the Pagurko family escaped a house fire in Whitefield on Sept. 3, the local community has been responding to the family’s needs to help them move on from a tragedy that destroyed their 1850s farmhouse.

Wiscasset School Supplies for Children started in July 2013 and is going on its fourth year supplying the students of Wiscasset with supplies to start their school year.