PORTLAND — A virtual presentation “Language of Compassion” will be offered by the Project Rachel team in the Diocese of Portland from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Friday, Jan. 22, via Lifesize video conferencing. All are welcome to register for the free event at portlanddiocese.org. Anyone younger than 18 must watch with a trusted adult, according […]
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Benefit ice fishing derby set for Jan. 23 on Wyman Lake
Proceeds to benefit Pine Grove Programs.
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Stratton historical society offers 2021 calendars for sale
STRATTON — The Dead River Area Historical Society’s pictorial 2021 calendars are available. The cover features the children of Edward and Alice Scribner: “1956, Judy holding Melissa, then Kathy and Randy holding Brenda.” According to a news release from the society, each month will feature: • January – The Village of Stratton Circa March 1924; […]
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80th annual Maine Agricultural Trade Show to be held online Jan. 19-23
All programming will be live-streamed on the Whova Event App and the Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry’s YouTube channel and Facebook Page.
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Madison Legion gives winter clothing to area school districts
Thirty-eight students in RSU 74 and SAD 49 received boots and coats donated by local businesses and members.
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Brunswick woman next champion to chat online Jan. 21
Command Sgt. Maj. Gretchen Evans to talk about military, life after injuries and Team UNBROKEN.
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WinterKids’ Winter Games under way
Free resources available to teachers, community groups preschool to grade 8.
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‘Being Black in Maine’ webinar set for Jan. 18
Event offered by Greater Bangor Area Branch NAACP, UMaine Alumni Association for Martin Luther King Day.
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Baseball organization seeks volunteers, players to start Augusta program
The Alternative Baseball Organization, a authentic baseball experience for teens 15 and older and adults with autism and other disabilities, has virtually begun recruitment for 2021. The organization seeks a volunteer coach/manager, volunteers, and players to help start new programs serving those in Augusta and the surrounding area, according to a news release from Taylor […]
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3 Gems from the Silent Movie Era online series to begin Jan. 22
UMF graduate Doug Protsik to accompany series on old-time piano.