fayette maine

Published
August 15, 2022

Kennebec Land Trust expands conservation area, recreation opportunities in Fayette

The land trust recently acquired the 74-acre Hales Pond Woodland Preserve in Fayette, which will allow for hiking, hunting, snowshoeing paddling and fishing.
Published
August 7, 2022

As demand for home-delivered meals surges, volunteers keep Meals on Wheels rolling

Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the service that provides food to those who are homebound has increased from 800 to 1,100 central Maine households that regularly receive meals.
Published
December 29, 2021

Kennebec Land Trust buys 120 acres in Fayette for public recreation, timber harvesting

The purchase was made with donations totaling $250,000.
Published
July 31, 2021

MaineGeneral continues to establish pop-up vaccine clinics, with 10 in August

The health system is also offering free vaccinations at all of its primary care practices.
Published
July 25, 2021

Kennebec Land Trust plans to purchase, permanently conserve 120 acres in Fayette

The land has been owned by the Hewett family since 1965.
Published
July 3, 2021

Maine summer camps see record numbers, but not without some hiccups along the way

Most summer camps across the state will not open at full capacity, and many are working through food supply issues and worker shortages.
Published
October 26, 2020

NYC production group brings one-woman show to Fayette’s South Road Farm

Winthrop native Chris Henry will direct ‘Fireside,’ a one-woman show based on four classic literary tales that will have two showings Saturday.
Published
September 21, 2020

A theater sprouts in a field in central Maine

South Road Farm in Fayette will host "Anne of Green Gables, Part 1,' on Saturday
Published
July 5, 2020

Fewer will attend camp this summer, and some camps won’t survive

In Maine, where only 20 of 110 licensed overnight camps are opening, guidelines require staff and counselors to quarantine or receive a negative test result.
Published
April 9, 2020

Manchester asks law enforcement to not enter the fire station over coronavirus concerns

Area fire departments often allow troopers and sheriff's deputies to access their facilities for various reasons, including using bathrooms, decontaminating their cars and internet use.