Harold and Helen Beal of Jonesport spent 20 years building their Down East diorama and welcomed visitors to come see it for free. Soon it will head to a new home at the Seashore Trolley Museum in Kennebunkport.
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York County clinic is busy dispensing vaccine to residents and visitors alike
The clinic administers 600 to 800 vaccines a day, five days a week and have totaled up nearly 19,000 from September to late December.
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RSU 21 board pursues legal action on recall issue
Leader of recall group says the board’s vote amounts to taxation without representation.
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Flag designer makes stop in Kennebunkport
Nicholas DeBenedictis created the winning entry in the town’s flag contest, which helps mark the town’s 200th anniversary of incorporation.
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Atlantic Plunge on New Year’s Day supports Caring Unlimited
The agency provides services for those experiencing domestic violence.
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Reclassification of 60 RSU 21 ed techs helps ease impact of shortage, leaders say
The employees will see a pay increase of about 20 percent, according to school board chair Art LeBlanc.
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Kennebunkport short-term rental application deadline approaching
Those who don’t apply by the Dec. 31 cutoff date cannot rent in 2022, according to town hall staff.
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A helping hand for those released from York County Jail
Nalaxone, fentanyl test strips, a first aid kit, a snack, phone numbers for help in recovery and more are included in harm reduction kits each former resident will receive as they depart the facility.
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Big hats, high spirits: Christmas Prelude returns for 40th year
Throngs of people – both masked and unmasked – crowd sidewalks, Kennebunkport’s village square and local businesses Saturday. The event is marked by s’mores, campfires, live music in bars and may other festivities.
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Telling stories and reliving memories for the next generation
Luverne Preble, who grew up at Town House Corners, had a conversation with Kennebunkport Historical Society executive director Kristin Haight – one of several in an oral history series Haight is putting together.