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.
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.
These federal workers lost their jobs. They’re starting over in Maine.
Former aid workers, whose careers took them around the globe, are carving out new opportunities across the state.
500 acres of Hart Woods now under care of Coastal Rivers Conservation Trust
The project represents the most acreage conserved in a single transaction by the Damariscotta-based organization in its history.
Maine makes a high-stakes bet to protect its waterways
With extreme weather on the rise, the state is embracing an ancient, low-tech method of using dormant cuttings to stabilize shorelines.
Damariscotta gallery’s ‘New Works’ on view through May 16
River Arts is also celebrating acrylic artist Jamie Spooner’s exhibition, ‘Glimmer & Glow: Illuminating the Coast of Maine.’
Exhibition ‘Glimmer & Glow: Illuminating the Coast of Maine’ opens in Damariscotta
An opening reception with artist Jamie Spooner will be from 2-4 p.m. April 11 at River Arts.
Coastal Rivers to host hands-on shoreline restoration workshop with Maine Forest Service
Coastal Rivers Conservation Trust, in partnership with the Maine Forest Service and Knox-Lincoln Soil & Water Conservation District, will host a hands-on live-staking workshop from 1-3 p.m. Thursday, April 9, at Coastal Rivers’ Salt Bay Farm in Damariscotta. Live staking is a natural, low-cost restoration technique that involves collecting cuttings from dormant trees and inserting […]
US Supreme Court won’t hear Maine case about parental rights on gender in schools
Amber Lavigne sued a Damariscotta-based school district in 2023, arguing it violated her rights by not informing her about her 13-year-old’s gender expression.