CAMDEN — The Camden Public Landing was a hub of activity Friday and Saturday with the 29th annual Windjammer Festival, and if they were no

I know I have written before that my day job is in the mental health field.

It was a humid, yet dry, start for the athletes who took to the streets of Rockland, Sunday morning, Aug. 4, 2024, for the Maine Lobster Festival’s annual 5K and 10K running races. 

ROCKLAND — For some, an hour’s delay of the Maine Lobster Festival’s “Big Parade” was a rather long wait. Though anyone waking up to the heavy rain storm that drenched the region, Saturday, Aug.

ROCKLAND — A rain-soaked morning was not enough to prevent good photographs from developing in respect to the 2024 Maine Lobster Festival’s “Big Parade.”

ROCKLAND — “As long as we live, they too shall live,” said Dave Franclemont, in an opening prayer to the 2024 tile dedication ceremony at the Midcoast Maine Area Veterans Memorial. 

Through July, Eat, Drink, Buy Yellow at 100 Local Businesses to Brighten Lives of Domestic Abuse Survivors  
 

I took last week off from work. Not always an easy thing to do when you are self employed, but I recognized that it was important to get away from my office.

CAMDEN - You couldn’t have picked a more beautiful day to celebrate the Fourth of July.

Though hundreds of parade spectators left Main Street immediately following the Thomaston Fourth of July Parade, hundreds of others continued the festive atmosphere behind the Business Block. 

Blasts from the past kept stride with current and imaginative times during the 2024 Thomaston Fourth of July parade. 

Despite gray skies and drizzle and temperatures in the mid-60s, the four p.m.

South School (RSU #13) recently hosted a vibrant Arts Festival Night, drawing a large crowd of students, parents, and community members.

ROCKLAND — “Class of 2024, get out there and be delusional.”

Our annual TGS Spring Fine Arts Night was held on Thursday, May 30. What an amazing night full of music and art!  
 

CAMDEN - Rain did little to dampen the spirit and resonance of of the ceremonies this Memorial Day in Camden.

ROCKPORT — Drizzle stopped and clouds lifted slightly just at 11 a.m. in Rockport, when the Honor Guard stepped out, leading the annual Memorial Day Parade in Rockport Village.

It was overcast for the Memorial Day Parade this year, but the rain held off, and the townspeople came out.

ROCKLAND — On the heels of two beautiful days that marked the start of a holiday weekend, David Sulin had intended to incorporate phrases like: “the wonderful smell of a pine laden breeze,” and “fe