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Friday, December 14, 2018
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Advocates for a clean energy future convened in Augusta last week to discuss their strategies for confronting what is perhaps the greatest threat facing human civilization at a conference sponsored by the Acadia Center, an environmental . . .
With just three weeks left in his term, Gov. Paul LePage couldn’t resist kicking his fellow Republicans on his way out the door to Florida. In a radio appearance Tuesday on WVOM, LePage said the reason why Republicans were so . . .
A former federal official and leading expert on the student loan crisis spoke to Maine consumer protection advocates Monday, urging them to organize their efforts to defend consumers while offering both criticism and hope for the . . .
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The Maine Department of Education has cooled plans for Camden and Rockport schools to launch a program that could eventually replace traditional snow days with remote learning. The school district had planned to test a two-day . . .
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Lincoln Theater’s Stories to Screen Program, in which free film screenings take place after free copies of the books on which the movies are based are passed out to the community, will hold its next giveaway — complete special edition . . .
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The Trump Administration’s proposal to scrap the Clean Water Rule is the wrong move for Maine and for our country. If finalized, this “Dirty Water Rule” would strip safeguards from streams and wetlands across the country. . . .
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My recent trip to the Thomas- ton Grammar School fifth-grade classroom, where I’d gone to discuss eagles, triggered some personal childhood memories. As a student at the Bristol School decades ago, I spotted an adult Bald Eagle . . .
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Nordic Aquafarms’ next public information meeting is scheduled for Monday, December 17, at 6 p.m. at the Hutchinson Center in Belfast. According to NAF, the meeting will serve as a supplemental public informational meeting . . .
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The premiere of “Strand on the Air,” an authentic, original, live radio variety show, will be presented on Sunday, December 16, at 5 p.m. at the Strand Theatre, Main Street, Rockland. Created by the Strand’s own creative team . . .
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Members of the com- munity can once again borrow a pass to the Portland Museum of Art at the Skidompha Library in Damariscotta thanks to a donation from the Pemaquid Group of Artists.
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Damaris- cotta’s Lincoln Theater will present four free family films on Saturday mornings at 10 a.m., starting on Saturday, December 8, with the classic 1947 “Miracle on 34th Street,” starring Natalie Wood and Edmund Gwenn as . . .
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The Gingerbread Man is helping to deck the halls this year at the Opera House in Boothbay Harbor in preparation for the Dough Ball on Friday, December 14, and the Great Gingerbread Spectacular on Saturday and Sunday . . .
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Several Arts in Action workshops are now under way at RSU 13 schools. The after-school arts programs are offered by RSU 13 Adult and Community Education to create opportunities for youth to share their talents. . . .
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Three local farms will be open for visitors to meet furry, four-footed friends and buy cheese on Sunday, December 16, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. At Pumpkin Vine Family Farm, on Hewett Road in Somerville, the Yule Goat and . . .
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They started out calling them- selves “the trunk merchants of Rock- port.” Now after four locations and 41 years in business, Ken Shure and Joe Reilly have decided to close the doors of Goose River Exchange. The shop at 21 Bay View Street in . . .
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Attendees will walk a path lit with hundreds of luminarias. The walk will culminate in music, readings, cocoa and cookies on the beach
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Christmas, New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day are the top three days for home candle fires, according to the National Fire Protection Association. The Red Cross, which wants everyone to stay safe from home fires during the . . .
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