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Japanese Gardens Program in Wiscasset

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Lee Schneller Sligh will present a program on Japanese gardens at the next meeting of the Garden Club of Wiscasset on Thursday, Feb. 1 at 1 p.m. in the fellowship hall of the First Congregational Church, 28 High St., Wiscasset. It will feature photos from recent trips to Japan as well as some pictures from gardens that Sligh has built in Maine. 

Browntail Moth Presentation is Jan. 24 in Wiscasset

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Learn the latest information about the pest called the browntail moth at a presentation by Maine Forest Service District Forester Morten Moesswilde on Wednesday, Jan. 24 at 6 p.m. in the Wiscasset Municipal Building, 51 Bath Road, Wiscasset. Moesswilde will discuss identification and management of the browntail moth, which has infiltrated many Midcoast Maine communities, including Wiscasset.

St. Giles’ Schedules Free Supper for Feb. 3

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St. Giles’ Episcopal Church, at 72 Gardiner Road in Jefferson, will host the second of its free 2018 wintertime suppers for Midcoast residents on Saturday, Feb. 3 at 5 p.m.

LCHA Winter Lectures on Sundays in February, March

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Beginning Sunday, Feb. 4, the Lincoln County Historical Association will sponsor a series of four Sunday lectures by local artists and historians. The presentations will begin at 1 p.m. on Feb. 4, 11, and 25, and March 4 in the Lincoln County Communications Center behind the Lincoln County Courthouse in Wiscasset. Coffee and pastries will be served. The suggested donation is $5.

Dyer Neck Gang Coming to Penalty Box

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On Saturday, Jan. 20 from 7-10 p.m., the Dyer Neck Gang will perform for the first time at The Penalty Box, 436 Main St., Damariscotta.

Lincoln County Publishing Co. Open House Jan. 17

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In less than one week, Lincoln County Publishing Co. will welcome the community for a firsthand look at how The Lincoln County News gets printed during an open house the evening of Wednesday, Jan. 17. The event is free and open to all.

Wild Food Enthusiast Russ Cohen to Speak At DRA

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Developing one’s foraging skills can change the way one looks at the forests and fields around one. Foraging can be a fun and rewarding way to sharpen one’s skills of observation as well as add more interest and variety into one’s diet. 

Winter Fun at Midcoast Conservancy Preserves

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With arctic temperatures on the wane, and a fantastic snow base on the ground, now is the time to explore some of Midcoast Conservancy’s preserves. Whether on snowshoes or skis, visitors can take in the splendor and serenity of the woods while getting a winter workout.

Skidompha Chats Guest to Discuss Climate Change

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On Tuesday, Jan. 23 at 10 a.m., in the Porter Meeting Hall at Skidompha Library in Damariscotta, Chats with Champions will present Andrew Stancioff, who will speak about the threat and consequences of climate change to world order. This is one of the talks being given to provide background on this year’s Camden Conference, “New World Disorder and America’s Future.” One should allow time for parking.

Simply Supper Free Community Meal is Jan. 16

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On Tuesday, Jan. 16 from 5:30-6:30 p.m., the Bremen area community is invited to attend the first of four free hot social meals to be held at the Bremen Union Church, 523 Waldoboro Road, Bremen.

KELT Owl Prowl Coming Up Jan. 19

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Kennebec Estuary Land Trust invites the public to explore the Carl and Barbara Segerstrom Preserve at Squam Creek on Westport Island for owls on Friday, Jan. 19 at 6 p.m. Led by Maine master naturalist Kit Pfeiffer, participants will walk the habitats of the preserve scouting for owls and exploring what makes these nocturnal birds so fascinating. This walk is appropriate for adults and children age 10 and older.

Beekeeping School Starting up in Damariscotta

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One can discover the fascinating hobby of beekeeping by attending a 7-week course presented by experienced beekeepers from the Knox-Lincoln County Beekeepers and the Maine State Beekeepers Association, and Maine’s State Bee Inspector, who will provide one with basic information to get started as a beekeeper. This course is designed for first- and second-year beekeepers.

‘Jumping To Japan’ is Winter Exercise Challenge

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Staying active during the cold winter months can be difficult, which is why LincolnHealth and 5-2-1-0 Let’s Go! Lincoln County are challenging community members, schools, and groups from local organizations to participate in the 15th annual Winter Physical Activity Challenge.


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