Coastal Rivers is seeking volunteers for two annual citizen science initiatives. One involves monitoring water quality in the Damariscotta River estuary, while the other collects data on horseshoe crab populations in Great Salt Bay.

After a winter break, the volunteer group called “The Regulars” are back to their Wednesday through Friday schedule, repairing homes for CHIP Inc., the Community Housing Improvement Project, and other area non-profits.

Regent Audrey Miller and Vice Regent Barbara Belknap, of the Pemaquid Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, were joined by Jeffrey and Alexis Miller on Vietnam War Remembrance Day, March 29, as Wiscasset Police Chief Larry Hesseltine once again hoisted the Vietnam veterans memorial flag up under the American flag in front of the Wiscasset town hall.

At its regular March meeting, the Waldoboro Lions Club was honored by the visitation of District 41 Governor Jeffrey Woolston, who brought to the Lions the latest news about the district’s activities and future plans about the district’s direction.

Midcoast Conservancy is delighted to welcome Anne Read and Melissa Cote to the organization. Read joins the staff as a land protection specialist and Cote is the new Sheepscot River watershed manager.

New Hope Midcoast, Midcoast Maine’s only domestic violence resource center, invites the public to its first discussion project with the Maine Humanities Council.