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As COVID-19 surges in most states, as summer tourists now pour into Vacationland, and as more visitors test positive for the disease, medical experts say visitors could be bringing the dangerous pandemic coronavirus with them ...
Nate: Becca, what are you thinking about this week? I’m thinking about masks, cars and what Rockland might look like a year from now, or 10 years from now. In terms of masks, the Rockland City Council will consider some sort of ...
My regular readers know that I’m a thorough advocate of observing bird behavior. After all, birds are not static or immobile creatures. Each species has somewhat predictable traits for relating to its environment and for managing ...
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Demon- strators line the streets in Newcastle and Wiscasset on June 15 to protest for racial equality. Organizers of the Newcastle protest say roughly 200 people participated there....
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Stockton Springs Com- munity Library will host author Mac Smith at the library on Sunday, July 12, at 4 p.m. Smith will talk about his newly published book “Peyton Place Comes Home to Maine.” He will have books available ...
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I was sad to read that Granite Street in Rockland is still not listed among the streets that are scheduled for improvement this year. We moved to Granite Street in 2007. No improvements have been made on this street while we ...
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My regular readers know that I’m a thorough advocate of observing bird behavior. After all, birds are not static or immobile creatures. Each species has somewhat predictable traits for relating to its environment and for managing ...
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Gov. Janet Mills will dedicate $50,000 in funding from the Goveror’s Contingent Account to support the work of the Permanent Commission on the Status of Racial, Indigenous and Maine Tribal Populations, with the aim to more ...
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Bay Chamber Concerts and Music School will offer Summer Masterworks, online mini-concerts streamed on Bay Chamber’s YouTube channel, every Thursday at 7:30 p.m. from July 9 through August 13. Concerts will be drawn ...
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All Georges River Land Trust preserves, including the outdoor Langlais Sculpture Preserve at 576 River Road in Cushing, are open to the public from dawn to dusk. The Langlais Barn and Studio will also be open Saturdays and ...
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The Strand Theatre, in partnership with the Owls Head Transportation Museum, will offer drive-in movies on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights in July beginning July 9. Showtime at the museum campus will be 8:30 p.m....
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Rockland Historical Society will broadcast the talk Colin Woodard gave at its November annual meeting, called “Maine Before and After Statehood: How Maine’s Past Informs the Present and Shapes the Future,” on Wednesday, July 15 ...
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The Belfast Free Library will offer an adapted summer reading program that includes outdoor events and take-home projects July 6 through August 22. The program offers options for children in prekindergarten through grade five ...
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The Belfast Garden Club’s Open Gardens season continues on Friday, July 17, with two featured gardens, both in Searsport. They will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., rain or shine. Jim Rose rebuilt his garden at 15 Water Street ...
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Sales of single-family homes in Maine eased in May, due to limited supply and likely from effects of COVID-19; however, value and demand for available homes remained strong. According to Maine Listings, Realtors sold 21.3 ...
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Some members of the Maine Wind- jammer Associ- ation will begin offering overnight cruises in July, with new standards and procedures for cleaning and attention to the wellness of passengers and crew. Maine has specific requirements ...
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Rockland Public Library will host a virtual talk by Hester Kohl, called “Am I Hungry?,” on Thursday, July 16, at 6:30 p.m. The presentation will take place via the Zoom platform. Kohl, a national board-certified health and wellness coach ...
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