Don’t miss the upcoming Miles Memorial Hospital League Rummage Sale at the Miles Drop-Off Center, at 3 Alewife Lane in Damariscotta, from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, June 20. The rain date will be Saturday, June 27.
Thrifty Good Food Serious Summer Salads
The summer solstice approaches on Sunday, June 21. Interestingly, the date for this varies from year to year because our human yearly calendar is set for 365 days but it takes the earth 365.25 days to orbit the sun completely. So, humans have to adjust.
Characters of the County: Allie Keeton’s Art Imitates Life
Allison “Allie” Keeton draws inspiration from the world around her.
Round Pond
As you can see from the picture Tony Jackovich’s windmill is back in working order. The windmill was one of Tony’s last big projects, which I believe he was in his late 80s when he started it. It was always one of his dreams to own a windmill. Andrew Clement, the owner of the Jackovich home, hired Nickolas Jones, a carpenter from Waldoboro, to reconstruct the blades and get it up and running again.
Characters of the County: How a Trip for Self Discovery Led to a Lifetime of Happiness for Eric Graves
Eric Graves stumbled upon Maine by accident as a young adult, after discovering an unexpected love of wooden boats. He quickly knew this was where he wanted to live, work, and raise a family.
Bringing Food Home Maine Senior FarmShare Program Updates
The Maine Senior FarmShare Program is now open! For those of you who have never heard of it, here is your introduction. For those of you who know about it, and maybe are longtime participants, here are some very important updates.
Characters of the County: Mallory Heaberlin Serves Her Passion
Mallory Heaberlin fell in love with the food service industry early on, and she wasn’t going to let anything stand in her way.
Characters of the County: Jan Griesenbrock is Waldoboro’s Mr. Congeniality
Jan Griesenbrock has been there and done that — but don’t expect him to talk about it. The modern-day Renaissance man isn’t after the spotlight, though he is quick to aim it at others for their accomplishments.
Paper Pets: I Wish I Could Text My Cat
I quite often find myself thinking, “I wish I could text my cat.”
Henry, A Dog’s Life in Maine
Greetings friends! I cannot believe that it is warm and spring-like on this warm and spring-like afternoon.
Characters of the County: Julie Keizer Isn’t Afraid of a Challenge
For Julie Keizer, life in Maine is a failed retirement plan.
Putting the Y in Community CLC YMCA to Host ‘Cooking with the Locals’ May 15
The Central Lincoln County YMCA will host Cooking with the Locals, a hands-on culinary class featuring guest chef Chelsea Eyre on Friday, May 15 at the FARMS at the Y teaching kitchen.
Characters of the County: Sara Rogers Doesn’t Idle Well
As someone who likes to work and who works a lot, Sara Rogers has developed a solution to the problem of time management. You don’t do one job and then do the other. You do them both at the same time.
Tech Talk Avoiding Online Scams and Fraud
Online scams aren’t new but they are getting smarter, more convincing, and harder to spot. From fake emails to fraudulent phone calls, today’s scams are designed to look and sound real. In a community like Midcoast Maine, where many of us know and trust each other, scammers often rely on that trust to trick people. The good news? A little awareness goes a long way.
Round Pond
From taking walks around the village this spring, it looks as though it could be a banner year for lupines. I am seeing them coming up everywhere. Last year was a horrible year and the lupine field had hardly any. Let’s hope that they put on a show this year like the daffodils and forsythia have.
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