WELLS — There are 557,000 homes in Maine and most of them need weatherization. WindowDressers responds to this challenge by bringing volunteers together to make affordable window inserts that keep homes warmer, reduce heating costs and cut carbon emissions. Dianne Smith, a community activist and leader for the WindowDressers Community Builds in Belfast and Searsport, […]

Special to the Journal Tribune WELLS — In a decision that could affect a proposed public safety building, voters will consider an article during the annual Town Meeting in June to relax height restrictions on town buildings. The article calls for raising the maximum height of all municipal and school buildings within the general business […]

The Wells Farmers Market will open for the season on May 25. The date was incorrect on Page 1 of Making It At Home on May 5. A photo caption with the article also misidentified Kristen Hagan of Four Leaf Farm.

WELLS — The 16th annual Wells Antique Show and Sale will take place on June 26 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Wells Reserve at Laudholm Farm Road. For more information, contact (800) 641- 6908 or goosefare@gwi.net.

KITTERY — Eliza Donoghue, forests and wildlife policy advocate for the Natural Resources Council of Maine will speak at the Kittery Community Center on June 2 at 7 p.m., about Elliotsville Plantation, Inc.’s proposal to create a new national park and national recreation area east of Baxter State Park. This event will be hosted by […]

WELLS — In a demonstration of empathy and mercy, Pope Francis invited three Syrian migrant families to accompany him to the Vatican in April following a visit to the Greek island of Lesbos, a home to migrants and refugees who have fled war and violence in the Middle East and Africa. “May the world, the […]