Annual on-site shredding is scheduled for Friday in the Bath Savings Bank parking lot. Though the shredding is free, donations will support educational programs and for the maintenance of the Chapman-Hall House.
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6 Maine events this week include roller derby and an ABBA tribute
Also, see the musical ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ in Damariscotta.
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Volunteer docent training with Lincoln County Historical Association coming up
‘Docent College’ is two hours on May 12 at the Maine Tasting Center.
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Get your fill of Maine summer theater, classical music and dance
There are operas, musicals, plays, concerts and dance festivals from Berwick to Bangor and multiple venues in between.
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Damariscotta gallery accepting submissions for next Members’ Show
The exhibition will run from May 19 through July 4; submissions are due May 16.
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Meet the 10 southern Maine girls tennis players to watch in 2026
Molly Tefft, the state singles runner-up last year, leads a list of players hoping for continued spring success or breakout seasons.
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New showcase tells ‘Stories in Color’ at Damariscotta gallery
An opening reception is from 2-4 p.m. Saturday at River Arts.
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Wild and Scenic Film Festival highlights local kelp farming and global conservation
Coastal Rivers Conservation Trust will host its annual film festival at Damariscotta’s Lincoln Theater on April 30.
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Film festival coming to Midcoast features uncensored stories of incarceration survivors
The Inthrive Film Festival will host screenings at Maine State Prison in Warren and locations in Damariscotta and Waldoboro.
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Midcoast lawyer disbarred after arrest on child pornography charge
Thomas Karod, of Camden, was initially suspended from practicing law following his arrest in August and later failed to attend 3 Maine Board of Overseers of the Bar hearings, a judge said this month.