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Midcoast Meetings: Dec. 31-Jan. 7

Bath See cityofbath.com for information on Zoom meetings. Mon.  1/3  7 p.m.  Zoning Board  City Hall Tues.  1/4  6 p.m.  Planning Board  City Hall Wed.  1/5  10 a.m.  Community Development Committee Housing Subcommittee  City Hall Wed.  1/5  2 p.m.  Community Development Committee Agricultural Subcommittee  City Hall Wed.  1/5  6 p.m.  City Council  City Hall Fri.  […]

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Northern Meetings: Dec. 30-Jan. 6

Chebeague Island Visit townofchebeagueisland.org for information on Zoom access. Tues.  1/4  6 p.m.  School Committee  Chebeague Island School Wed.  1/5  6 p.m.  Select Board Workshop Thur.  1/6  6 p.m.  Select Board Meeting Cumberland Check cumberlandmaine.com for access to Zoom. Wed.  1/5  4 p.m. Communications Subcommittee Wed.  1/5  7 p.m.  Lands and Conservation Commission Falmouth Town […]

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Here’s Something: Magic 8-Ball illuminates clues to 2022

When I worked at Current Publishing, a family of weekly community newspapers that merged with The Forecaster in 2015, one of our best annual newsroom traditions around Jan. 1 was seeking clarity and wisdom from a Magic 8-Ball for the new year. Staffers would come up with questions about news-related topics, and we’d run the […]

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Mainewhile: A guide to end-of-year charitable giving

Maybe it’s the cold, introspective weather, maybe it’s the holiday spirit, maybe it’s the year-end tax implications. Whatever the motivation, this is the time of year when many of us make or augment our charitable giving. You probably have some well-known favorites you like to support each year, but for those new to the giving […]

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Life Unwound: It’s the most ‘brutiful’ time of the year

Flakes falling. Fires aglow. Baking. “It’s the most wonderful time of the year.” Not for all of us. Or, “Tis the season to be jolly.” Not always. At dawn recently, skies had already spit rain, sleet, then snow. I, not with my usual jump-out-of-bed smile, drove to a coffee shop “to get out of the […]