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AWS in need of rescuers

KENNEBUNK — The Animal Welfare Society is offering a discount through Aug. 31 on cat and kitten adoption fees, as the shelter received at least 80 felines in July. This summer, the shelter has been getting an incredible number of cats, said Stephanie Kelley, AWS’s marketing communications manager, describing it as a “cat-alanche.” The normal […]

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Kennebunkport trust has plans for affordable homes

KENNEBUNKPORT — The Kennebunkport Heritage Housing Trust is looking to build at least 25 affordable homes for potential year-round Kennebunkport residents by 2025. Board members Sue Ellen Stavrand and Jim Fitzgerald said that while the trust is still awaiting its final approval to become a nonprofit, they are open to taking public donations, whether that […]

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Portside Rotary hosts Israeli students

KENNEBUNKPORT — Members of the Kennebunk Portside Rotary hosted 10 students from Israel for the day last Tuesday, providing workshops and volunteering opportunities. The high school students are a part of Friends Forever International, a nonprofit group based in Durham, New Hampshire, that strives to create a new generation of leaders, said Stephen Martineau, executive […]

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Steampunk Fair returns to Kennebunk on Aug. 10

KENNEBUNK– The Southern Maine Steampunk Fair returns to Kennebunk’s Brick Store Museum on Saturday, Aug. 10. “The Steampunk Fair is the zaniest event of the year,” said Brick Store Museum director Cynthia Walker, who added that attendees are encouraged to come in costume, or purchase one there. “Not sure what “Steampunk” is? It’s the perfect […]

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Trolley museum’s Japanese tram to be renovated  

KENNEBUNKPORT — Through the week of Aug. 4, local high school students will help refurbish the Seashore Trolley Museum’s tiniest international car that came all the way from Nagasaki, Japan. With a grant funded by Maine Humanities Council and Maine Arts Commission, the project will be free for students, according to Katie Orlando, executive director of […]