SOUTH PORTLAND — The South Portland Public Library will kick off its Winter Reading Program for all ages on Jan. 25. The reading challenge runs through Feb. 29 and is open to kids, teens and adults. Visit the main branch, 482 Broadway, or the 155 Wescott Road location to sign up and receive a reading […]
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Brunswick retirement community opens art show Feb. 5
BRUNSWICK — The Thornton Oaks Retirement Community will hold an opening reception of “One of Each,” an exhibit of 46 Spindleworks Artists at 4 p.m. on Feb. 5. Several of the artists will be in attendance to discuss their work and take questions. One work from each of the 46 Spindleworks Artists has been gathered. […]
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Portland planners seek feedback on ReCode effort
PORTLAND — The city’s Planning & Urban Development Department is seeking feedback from the public on the first four draft articles of ReCode Portland, the first rewriting of the Land Use Code in more than 50 years. Phase I of the ReCode will reformat, streamline and reorganize the existing code into a more legible and […]
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Cumberland ‘Woodbankquet’ to be held Jan. 18
CUMBERLAND — The Cumberland Wood Bank will hold its eighth annual Woodbankquet from 5:30-8 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 18. Donations will be accepted during the free, family-friendly event at the Congregational Church, 282 Main St., which will include hot food and entertainment. The celebration will recognize the donors, volunteers and community members who help keep the […]
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Greely High to host ‘Gap Year Fair’
CUMBERLAND — Greely High School will host a Gap Year Fair from 6:45-8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 15. It’s the only event of its kind coming to Maine this year. USA Gap Year Fair provides high school students with information about experiential learning opportunities that include summer programs or a high school semester abroad. The fair […]
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Yarmouth transfer station stickers available
YARMOUTH — Residents who use the transfer station to dispose of household waste are required to display a new sticker every year. The fee is $25 for the first vehicle and $5 for each additional vehicle. Stickers are available at Town Hall or online at yarmouth.me.us/transfer; call 846-2417 for more information.
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Cape Land Trust offers inaugural winter walk
CAPE ELIZABETH — The Cape Elizabeth Land Trust is offering its first winter Cross Town Walk. The walk will be led by Maine Master Naturalist Amy Witt and starts off at Kettle Cove State Park, at 10 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 18. The 3 ½-hour event for those 12 and older will traverse over 7 miles […]
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Cape Elizabeth library collects donations for asylum-seekers
CAPE ELIZABETH — The Thomas Memorial Library has re-opened its donation box to assist newly arrived asylum-seekers. Warm winter clothing is especially needed since many are arriving in Portland without being prepared for cold weather. The library, located at 6 Scott Dyer Road, will deliver all donations. Call 799-1720 for more information. If the bin […]
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Merrymeeting Adult Education to host CNA information night
BATH — Merrymeeting Adult Education is offering an information session at 6 p.m. Monday, Jan. 13, for people interested in becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant. The Merrymeeting Adult Education Center program, at 35 Republic Ave., Topsham, will feature an overview by Merrymeeting staff and Margot Kovach, a registered nurse and instructor. Topics include the application […]
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Scarborough group hosts workshop on civil discourse
SCARBOROUGH — Scarborough Community Connections is hosting a free workshop on how to achieve civil discourse in the community at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 14, at St. Nicholas Episcopal Church, 350 Route 1. No registration is required. For more information, email scarboroughcommunityconnection@gmail.com or visit Scarborough Community Connection on Facebook. “We are hopeful that many Scarborough […]