To encourage more interest in journalism careers by Maine students, the Maine Press Association has expanded eligibility for its annual student scholarship and is readvertising the scholarship opportunity for a second round in 2024.
Free Youth Membership To Fishermen’s Stewardship Association
At the April board meeting, New England Fishermen’s Stewardship Association submitted a vote to offer free youth memberships to the association to all interested persons under the age of 18. This initiative was unanimously approved.
Sasanoa Brewing Tasting Room Opens May 3
Sasanoa Brewing, on beautiful Westport Island, opens its outdoor tasting room on Friday, May 3 from 1-6 p.m. The tasting room will be open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday for the season.
William Irving Smith Scholarship Awarded to Bristol Student
The Round Pond Schoolhouse Association is proud to announce that Eben Field Lord is the winner of its William Irving Smith Scholarship. Currently a sophomore at the Maine Maritime Academy, Lord will receive $2,000 to continue his studies.
Waldoborough Historical Society News
All are invited to the Waldoborough Historical Society Museum on Sunday May 5 at 1 p.m. to hear former staff from the school share their memories of working there.
Wiscasset Students Take Eclipse Trip
After months of planning, students from Wiscasset Middle High School and Wiscasset Elementary School drove to the Opal Myrick School in East Millinocket to experience the total solar eclipse.
Woman’s Club Scholarship Available
The Waldoboro Woman’s Club Scholarship Committee is again offering $1,500 scholarships for graduating high school students in the Lincoln County area. This scholarship program is made possible by the club’s fundraising events throughout the year, including its largest fundraising event, the Whale of a Sale held in June.
Scholarships Available for Nobleboro Residents
The Nobleboro Historical Society will again offer $1,000 scholarships for Nobleboro residents and Nobleboro Historical Society members and their families. The scholarship and education committee selects one to three individuals to receive the scholarship.
Damariscotta’s Michaud Hosts Area Pinewood Derby
The annual Scouting district Pinewood Derby races were held at the Vassalboro Community School where Cubs raced blocks of wood they carved and decorated into racecars down a long metal track. Some garnered trophies for speed. Others won accolades for design. All were winners, however, because spending time working on the car with a parent was the best prize of all.
CLC YMCA Basketball Courts Closed April 15-18
The Central Lincoln County YMCA’s basketball courts will be closed Monday, April 15 through Thursday, April 18.
New Volunteer Garden Group at St. Andrew’s Church in Newcastle
For those that pass by it, the overgrown weeds and bushes hid what once was the old corner garden near the river and tucked into the back lawn of St. Andrew’s Church in Newcastle.
Maine School of Science and Mathematics Takes Number One Spot in Maine Math Meet
Maine School of Science and Mathematics, Maine’s only magnet high school and one of the few public boarding schools in the country, earned first place at the 45th annual Maine State Math Meet at the Augusta Civic Center on Tuesday, April 2.
Coastal Rivers Seeks Volunteers For Spring Horseshoe Crab Study
Coastal Rivers is seeking volunteers for a longstanding community science program that collects data on horseshoe crab populations in the Damariscotta River Estuary.
Nomination Deadline Nears For Coulombe Center Innovation Award
Nominations are now being accepted for the seventh annual Coulombe Center Award for Innovation, but only until Monday, April 15.
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