With Labor Day upon us, it’s the unofficial end of summer. One of my highlights was attending Scarborough Summerfest. It’s one of the few times our community gathers to engage with each other, eat great food and enjoy this wonderful town we are blessed to call home. It was a great addition this year to […]
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Cape Porpoise church displays mural honoring local artist | Column
In memory of Cookie Davis, a Community Story Sharing event is scheduled for Sunday, Sept. 7.
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Maine is leading the nation in protecting people from PFAS | Henry Ingwersen
In recent years, Maine’s work to combat PFAS has been marked by learning, listening, collaborating and acting decisively. We’ve led the nation in tackling this threat to public health and agriculture. For me, this work began when I heard the heartbreaking story of Fred and Laura Stone of Stoneridge Farm right in my hometown of […]
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A guide to September events at Kennebunkport’s Graves Library | Column
September is Library Card Sign-up Month. Sign up for a new card, refer a friend or update the information on your current card during September to be entered in a raffle for prizes at Graves Memorial Library. Portland Camera Club exhibit We are thrilled that the Portland Camera Club is returning to the Louis T. […]
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Kennebunkport’s Midweek Music series will cover Van Morrison
On Wednesday, Sept. 10 at 7 p.m., Mid-Week Music will present a Van Morrison concert. Host Dana Pearson (guitar) will be joined by Mark Gunter (keyboard) and Walt Terry (percussion). All three will sing a variety of hits and album cuts from the venerable North Irish singer-songwriter, including “Into the Mystic,” “Old Old Woodstock,” and […]
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Thornton-Cash Byway continues South Portland’s march toward transportation resilience | Our Sustainable City
How do we move through the everyday places that sustain our community? While pedaling over the Casco Bay Bridge and absorbing the morning light, I often catch glimpses of the expansive blue coast, a slight smile from a fellow biker, and the familiar faded red outline bending toward South Portland. For a brief moment, I […]
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Reaffirming a commitment to Maine’s students | Marc Malon
Summertime is pretty quiet for the Legislature, but if you’re a parent, you know that now is when things really start to ramp up. The school year is fast approaching, and on top of the excitement of our kids returning to the classroom and dealing with the ever-present logistical challenge of extracurricular schedules, we are […]
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York County commissioners OK new food service vendor, opioid settlement | County Report
York County commissioners recently approved a new food service vendor and a new commissary vendor for York County Jail, agreed to take part in two proposed opioid settlements that could result in about $600,000 coming into the county coffers, and made several hiring decisions. York County received an estimated $4.6 million in an initial opioid […]
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Concerts in West K! series welcomes Irish fiddler for Kennebunk performance
Kevin Burke will make a solo appearance Sept. 13 at the Brick Store Museum.
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Kennebunk Free Library reveals September’s featured artist
The library also announced it is accepting applications to exhibit in 2026.
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