Octopus Bookshop opened on Main Street last month.
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Friends of Casco Bay to host annual meeting in Freeport
The evening will feature a panel discussion with saltwater stewards, an art exhibition and the presentation of the Casco Bay Award.
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Brunswick to present environmental lectures at Curtis Memorial Library
The Town of Brunswick will present two environmental lectures at the Curtis Memorial Library in July. The Pesticide Ordinance Kickoff Presentation is from 5:30-7 p.m. Tuesday, July 8, in the library’s Morrell Meeting Room. Join Brunswick’s environmental planner, Ashley Charleson, to learn about the town’s plan to develop a community pesticide and fertilizer ordinance Learn […]
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Bowdoinham gallery hosts ‘Late Bloomer’ exhibition
Merrymeeting Arts Center in Bowdoinham presents artist Rachel Ingrid Robbins’ retrospective exhibition “Late Bloomer” from July 5-26. An opening reception is from 4-6 p.m. Saturday, July 5, at the gallery, 9 Main St. Maine-based Robbins is a former writer turned full-time visual artist. She brings a tactile, emotional depth to her pastel and mixed media […]
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Why we’re still watching ‘North Woods Law’ | Column
The reality show hasn’t featured Maine game wardens since 2016 but remains a go-to on streaming services for Mainers of all ages.
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South Portland City Council decides not to fill school board vacancy
School board Chair Molly Schen resigned last week with two years remaining in her term.
Posted inMaine
Man Up to Cancer redefines culture of male support
With more than 40 chapters worldwide, this Maine-based nonprofit is expanding.
Posted inMaine
Cape Elizabeth resident named new Rotary Club President
Peter Bennett, a retired attorney, will serve in this post through 2026.
Posted inMaine
Cape Elizabeth resident named new Rotary Club President
Peter Bennett, a retired attorney, will serve in this post through 2026.
Posted inMaine
Gorham mulls future pesticide ban on municipal property
A future Town Council action could result in a standalone ordinance or policy regulating the use of pesticides.