Over Easter week this year, 10 Mainers will travel to an old communist youth camp deep within what was once called Czechoslovakia. Their mission is to teach conversational English in an area called Moravia, which is part of the Czech Republic. The team members live in Waldoboro, Warren, Bremen, Union, and Auburn and are being supported by families and friends and by several local Maine churches.
Walt Gallant Walk-A-Thon Coming Up
The annual Walt Gallant Walk-A-Thon will be held on Sunday, April 9 at 1 p.m., with a rain date of Sunday, April 23, at the downtown branch of Damariscotta Bank & Trust. The walk will cover approximately three miles, ending back at the bank.
Grand Opening to Celebrate New Medomak Arts Location
Medomak Arts will host a community potluck to introduce its new home at 13 Friendship St. in Waldoboro. This celebration will take place from 6-9 p.m. on Friday, March 24.
American Legion Birthday Celebration Postponed
The Wells-Hussey American Legion Post 42 in Damariscotta will hold an American Legion birthday celebration on Wednesday, March 22. The celebration was originally scheduled for Wednesday, March 15, but the date was changed due to the impending storm.
March 12 Polar Dip in Friendship Canceled
The Polar Dip event originally scheduled for Sunday, March 12 at the landing at Bradford Point Road in Friendship has been canceled and will be rescheduled for a future date not set as of yet.
Local Nurse Called ‘One of a Kind’ By Peers
Registered nurse Wendy Dinsmore, a South Bristol native and current nurse manager at St. Andrews Village Retirement Community in Boothbay Harbor, didn’t always know that nursing was her calling — but everyone around her did. While working at a lumber yard and a Ford dealership, people began bringing injured employees to her to take care of. She wasn’t sure why, but they did, and she cared for them with a sense of tranquility.
American Legion Birthday Celebration
The Wells-Hussey American Legion Post 42, at 527 Main St. in Damariscotta, will hold an American Legion birthday celebration on Wednesday, March 15.
Youth Voices on the Opiate Crisis Contest
Thomas E. Delahanty II, U.S. attorney for the District of Maine, is pleased to announce the Youth Voices on the Opiate Crisis Media Contest.
Free Supper at St. Giles’ Episcopal Church
St. Giles’ Episcopal Church, located at 72 Gardiner Road (Route 126) in Jefferson, will host the last of its free 2017 wintertime suppers for Midcoast residents at 5 p.m., Saturday, March 11. Featured will be Mexican enchiladas, quesadillas, fried rice, refried beans, and salsa, along with chips and a beverage.
Lincoln Little League Registration
Sign-ups for all levels of Lincoln Little League baseball and softball will be held as follows:
Dow Proposes To Eliminate Three Percent Surtax
Sen. Dana Dow, R-Lincoln, has sponsored legislation to roll back the three percent surtax on business owners and households earning more than $200,000.
Youth Ice Fishing Day Canceled
Because of the unusually warm weather and rain due over the next week, the Lincoln County Fish and Game Association is canceling its Youth Ice Fishing Day that was scheduled for Sunday, March 5 at Kalers Pond in Waldoboro.
March is National Reading Month
March is National Reading Month, and the Lincoln County Historical Association encourages young readers to engage in history-themed reading. Local libraries carry a number of books that will enhance appreciation of life in an earlier time on the Midcoast of Maine. Their collections include a wide variety of books whose authors have woven 18th- and 19th-century-based stories into “good reads.”
LCCT Announces Cast of ‘Mary Poppins’
LCCT, the resident theater company at Damariscotta’s Lincoln Theater, is pleased to announce the company of its upcoming production of “Mary Poppins – In Concert,” which takes to the Lincoln Theater stage on the weekend of March 17.
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