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Society notebook

Published
September 20, 2015

Society Notebook: Portland’s uppermost green living

The 409 Cumberland apartment community celebrates the fruits of its rooftop garden and greenhouse.
Published
September 13, 2015

Society Notebook: Sea farmers’ feast

The dinner ending the Maine Seaweed Festival gathers a crowd excited about harvesting ocean greens for food, drinks and other products.
Published
September 6, 2015

Society Notebook: Natural connection for Maine teens

Bow Ties and Bean Boots raises $20,000 for Teens to Trails, a Wiscasset girl's legacy that opens kids to the great outdoors.
Published
August 30, 2015

Society Notebook: Gardens nurtured to help many

A Taste of Tidewater raises funds for the University of Maine Gardens in Falmouth to fight hunger and teach horticulture.
Published
August 23, 2015

Society Notebook: Maine NCJW group puts time and money where needs are

A wine tasting and silent auction at the Press Hotel in Portland benefits work to improve the lives of women, children and families.

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Published
August 16, 2015

Society Notebook: Bringing more to the Maine farm table

Twilight Dinners help Cultivating Community make healthy, locally produced food accessible to all.
Published
August 9, 2015

Society Notebook: Mental health progress in Maine springs from generosity

Donors give the Lunder Family Alliance at Spring Harbor Hospital in Westbrook a strong start in funding care and job counseling for young adults.
Published
August 2, 2015

Society Notebook: Singing in a Portland manor

PORTopera artists perform at Victoria Mansion in a special annual event that boosts both organizations.
Published
July 12, 2015

Society Notebook: Free Shakespeare continues to be

MaineStage Shakespeare toasts community support as it begins a fifth season of outdoor performances and mentoring in the Kennebunks.
Published
July 5, 2015

Society Notebook: Ball thrown for animal lovers

Supporters of the Animal Refuge League bring in $60,000 for the care of thousands of furry and feathered future family members.