Posted inTimes Record

Maine Audubon seeks Freeport-area stream explorers for community science project

Maine Audubon is looking for volunteers who like to explore, walk through stream, care about water quality and love to be outdoors for its community science project exploring water quality and stream health. Maine Audubon, in partnership with Trout Unlimited Merrymeeting Bay chapter, seeks volunteers to help sample Frost Gully Brook to determine what sensitive, […]

Posted inNorthern Forecaster, The Forecaster

Northern Meetings: April 18-25

Chebeague Island Tue.  4/23  6 p.m.  School Committee  C.I. School Thu.  4/25  6 p.m.  Planning Board Public Hearing  Town Hall Cumberland Tue.  4/23  4 p.m.  Housing Authority  Town Hall Thu.  4/25  6 p.m.  Neighborhood Meeting  Town Hall Falmouth Wed.  4/24  5 p.m.  Housing Project Site Walk  Marshall Drive Wed.  4/24  7 p.m.  Town Council  Zoom, […]

advertisement
Posted inForecaster Opinion, The Forecaster

RSU 5 Superintendent’s Notebook: Proposed 2024-25 budget incorporates four priorities

The RSU 5 Board of Directors and administration has worked diligently to develop a budget that is focused on the goals of the district and the needs of our students while remaining responsive to the needs of our taxpayers. The Board of Directors’ proposed operating budget for FY 25 is $41,612,460, which is an overall […]

Posted inNorthern Forecaster, The Forecaster

Northern Meetings: April 11-18

Chebeague Island Thu.  4/11  7 p.m.  Facilities Committee  Zoom Thu.  4/11  5:30 a.m.  Board of Adjustments/Appeals  Zoom, Town Hall Wed.  4/17  6 p.m.  Select Board  Town Hall Cumberland Tue.  4/16  7 p.m.  Planning Board  Town Hall Freeport Thu.  4/11  6:30 p.m.  Shellfish Committee  Town Hall Mon.  4/15  6 p.m.  Police Advisory Committee  Public Safety Tue.  […]

Posted inTimes Record

In photos: Eclipse captivates Midcoast

Close to 3:31 p.m., the height of Monday’s celestial event, Freeport residents raised their eclipse glasses–shielded eyes to the sky. As sunlight dimmed, people popped out of restaurants and shops along Main Street to witness the eclipse. Despite not being in the path of totality, Freeport residents made sure to celebrate the occasion.