The Veggies to Table Dahlia Tuber Shop is now officially live. The shop is selling a select amount of 100% organic tubers. Choose between the many gorgeous pink and orange varieties, or surprise with a mystery mix, which will be a selection of the many spectacular dahlias grown on the farm, while supplies last.

On Saturdays through the winter, when conditions allow, Coastal Rivers Conservation Trust is hosting pop-up sledding parties at Salt Bay Farm from 1:30-3:30 p.m.

Space is still available in the four remaining sea kayak pool sessions at the Boothbay Region YMCA.

At the January Substance Use Prevention Partnership meeting, Healthy Lincoln County announced plans for a series of public events throughout Lincoln County in recognition of International Overdose Awareness Day, held globally on Aug. 31 to raise awareness of overdoses, reduce the stigma of drug-related deaths, and pay tribute to the grief felt by surviving families and friends.

Midcoast CA$H, an initiative of United Way of Mid Coast Maine, is once again providing free tax preparation by IRS-certified volunteer tax preparers to households earning up to $60,000.

The holidays bring with them the excitement of family and social gatherings. Just because the holidays have ended doesn’t mean the fun has to stop.

Ice conditions vary across the state, and the Maine Warden Service is urging everyone to check the ice before heading out onto any of Maine’s lakes, ponds and rivers.

Le Café Français, a French conversation group, has begun its 2023 in-person meetings at the Edgecomb Community Church, located at the intersection of Eddy and Cross Point Roads in Edgecomb. French speakers of all levels are welcome.

The Damariscotta Region Chamber of Commerce and Information Bureau requests community members submit photos for consideration for the cover of the 2023 Damariscotta Region Guide. Photos should be hi-resolution, have a vertical orientation, and should depict the beauty of the area, either on land or the water. Photo submission deadline is Monday, Jan. 30.

Knox-Lincoln Soil & Water Conservation District’s 2023 Spring Plant Sale catalog is now available in print and online.