Mad Horse Theatre Exhibits/Galleries “Immigration Stories: Exploring the Diverse Cultural Heritage of the Brunswick, Topsham and Harpswell Communities”: Pejepscot History Center, 159 Park Row, Brunswick, through December. “Maine Perspectives:” AIGA Summer Poster Show, Portland Public Library, Lower Level, 5 Monument Square, Portland, to Oct. 8, maine.aiga.org. Pulped Under Pressure: USM’s Glickman Library, 96 Falmouth St., […]
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Community Calendar: Sept. 30-Oct. 7
Benefits Thursday 10/6 Inside Wayside: A Celebration & FUNdraiser: 6 p.m., Wayside Food Programs, 135 Walton St., Portland. $50, waysidemaine.org. Books/Authors Patten Free Library Writing Contest: Open to adults and teens grades 7 and up in library’s service, RSU 1 and other schools for short fiction and nonfiction. Deadline Dec. 3, cash prizes, .patten.lib.me.us/2022-writing-contest. Monday […]
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Inside New Gloucester: Sept. 23
Horse history Corn maze, cider, pumpkins at Pineland Harvest Festival Celebrate autumn at the 8th annual Harvest Festival at Pineland Farms, a family-friendly community event being held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 1, Activities for all ages include apple cider demonstrations, a 5-acre corn maze, a pumpkin patch and much more. Costumes […]
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Inside Bridgton: Sept. 23
Sebago Lake landowners invited to lunch and learn event The Lakes Environmental Association and partners invite landowners in the greater Sebago Lakes watershed to join them in celebrating forests in the watershed. Learn about land trusts and how to become involved in conservation and preservation efforts Oct. 1, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. during […]
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Inside Windham: Sept. 23
Golf scramble for ALS hits a hole in one The HOPE-JG Fights ALS Golf Scramble held Aug. 29 at the Woodlands in Falmouth was a huge success. The charity had 144 slots to be filled and they filled each and every one. “It was a beautiful day and we raised a lot of money that […]
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Cooking at the Cove: Get cozy and celebrate the start of soup season
Here we go – my favorite time of year: the start of soup season. So cozy. So comforting. Let’s gather those favorite fall recipes, get to the farmers market for our ingredients and begin. Have you ever been to Pennsylvania Dutch country and tasted the chicken-corn chowder? This chowder recipe is something like that but […]
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Letter: How can there be public trust in Scarborough?
I attended the Scarborough Town Council’s Sept. 7 meeting, at which the $12.9 million library bond referendum was placed on the November ballot. During the meeting, the Town Council Chair and Town Manager illustrated a lack of concern for their responsibility to taxpayers and an utter disregard of town fiscal policies.The Council’s Finance Committee chair […]
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Southern Meetings: Sept. 23-30
Cape Elizabeth Tues. 9/27 6:30 p.m. School Board Workshop CEHS Thur. 9/29 6 p.m. School Board Building Oversight Committee Zoom Scarborough Tues. 9/27 9 a.m. Senior Advisory Committee Town Hall/Zoom Wed. 9/28 8 a.m. Sustainability Committee Town Hall/Zoom Wed. 9/28 6 p.m. Scarborough Housing Alliance Town Hall/Zoom South Portland Mon. 9/26 5 p.m. Transit Advisory […]
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Gray hosting legislative candidates forum
The forum for local House and Senate hopefuls is scheduled for Oct. 11.
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Letter: Carney’s work for South Portland tank neighbors shows she’s needed
We’re fortunate to have Democrat Anne Carney running for reelection on Nov. 8 to the Maine State Senate representing South Portland, Cape Elizabeth and part of Scarborough. Anne has been committed to expanding health care, public education, financial security and protection of the environment. She brings legal experience, thoughtfulness, compassion and dedication to the work. […]