The Eat Soup With Nuts mah jongg group played in Bristol on Thursday, Dec. 7. The high scorers were Vicky Marr, of Bristol, and Cat Crozier, of Pemaquid.
Animal Shelters to hold Home for the Holidays Adoption Event
The Coastal Humane Society of Brunswick and Lincoln County Animal Shelter of Edgecomb will again have their annual Home for the Holidays special adoption event on Saturday, Dec. 16 at both of their locations, 30 Range Road in Brunswick and 27 Atlantic Highway in Edgecomb. The adoption event will feature dozens of puppies, as well as kittens, dogs, cats, and small animals for adoption.
Sheepscott Community Church Supper Canceled
The Sheepscott Community Church Board has decided to cancel the community supper scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 9 as a result of weather forecasts. Safety is the board’s primary concern and it wants to ensure it is not putting anyone at risk. The church will miss the opportunity to share a meal and break bread together, but looks forward to next month’s community supper on Saturday, Jan. 13, 2018.
First Lego League Championship Tournament is Dec. 9
Maine Robotics, with support from the Manton Family Foundation, is proud to present the 18th annual Maine First Lego League championship tournament on Saturday, Dec. 9. According to Tom Bickford, the state First Lego League coordinator and director of Maine Robotics, the program is an excellent opportunity for Maine youth to really learn about technology, programming, and science in general.
Flags to Half-Staff for Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
Gov. Paul R. LePage has proclaimed Thursday, Dec. 7 as Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, honoring the 76th anniversary of the attack on the United States at Pearl Harbor and paying tribute to the sacrifices of those who were at Pearl Harbor that historic day.
Atlantic Motorcar Conducting Toy Drive for Needy Kids
Christmas has always been a special time of the year, a time of gathering with friends and family, a time of gratitude and reflection on the blessings of the outgoing year. Yet for many families, it’s also a time of want and need, particularly for those with small children and in challenging financial circumstances.
Villages of Light Committee Sets Date for 2018 Event
After a successful first outing, the committee behind the Villages of Light celebration has scheduled the 2018 event for Saturday, Nov. 24.
Jefferson Fire and Rescue Report
The damage and recovery efforts from October’s storm spilled over into November. In the first days of the month, our volunteers kept busy controlling vehicle traffic for power crews, clearing debris, and responding to generator problems. We want to remind everybody that, even when power is out, a downed power line should be considered live until Central Maine Power has rendered it safe.
Harbor Room Benefit for Boat Shop
On Monday, Dec. 4, The Harbor Room restaurant in New Harbor is hosting a “Make Mondays Matter” fundraiser for The Carpenter’s Boat Shop. Owners Cerina Leeman and Taylor Corson will donate 10 percent of all proceeds from both lunch and dinner to the boat shop.
Waldoboro Tree-Lighting is Dec. 8
Members of the public are encouraged to help Waldoboro light up the town for Christmas at a tree-lighting ceremony on Friday, Dec. 8 at 6:30 p.m. on the front lawn of the town municipal building on Route 1 in Waldoboro. People can enjoy a traditional community gathering with lighted candles and singing of carols, plus hot cocoa, cookies, and candy canes.
Waldoboro United Methodist Women to Meet
The Waldoboro United Methodist Women will meet on Wednesday, Dec. 13 at noon. Attendees should bring a sandwich. Coffee will be provided. Attendees should also bring three dozen cookies to pack for people on the group’s list. Call Lillian at 832-5870 for more information.
Servpro Animal-Shelter Supply Drive
Servpro of Bath/Brunswick is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year by giving back to local communities. The company is collecting supplies for the Coastal Humane Society in Brunswick and Lincoln County Animal Shelter in Edgecomb. Supplies will be collected through Friday, Dec. 15.
Skidompha Secondhand Book Shop Offers 10-For-$1 Paperbacks
The Skidompha Secondhand Book Shop in downtown Damariscotta finds itself overstocked with paperbacks priced at 50 cents. This is good news for book lovers. From now until Christmas, these books will be on special sale at 10 books for $1. The books are primarily fiction, and include classics, bestsellers, and works by some of today’s most popular authors.
Waldoboro Toy Program Accepting Donations
Once again it is that time of year: the Waldoboro Toy Program is accepting donations of toys, hats, mittens, money, wrapping paper, tape, and help with wrapping toys. Items should be either new, or clean and in good condition. Items can be dropped off at the temporary police and EMS location on Kalers Corner Street in Waldoboro.
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