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Swarms have been seen all over the Midcoast

Influx of browntail moths leaves Midcoast concerned and itchy

If you happen to be outside and notice any walls coated in white moths you may want to stay away — swarms of browntail moths have been reported around the Midcoast area.
Raccoon confirmed rabid July 13

Rabid raccoon bites Searsmont dog

SEARSMONT — A rabid raccoon created havoc for a Searsmont couple and the dog they are fostering on July 12 at approximately 5:30 a.m.
‘It’s a labor of love to keep the memories alive’

New location sought for Rockland school memories

ROCKLAND – For 14 years, old Rockland school-related memorabilia have resided in a classroom in the old Rockland High School on Lincoln Street.
Farms statewide open to the public

29th Annual Maine Open Farm Day is July 22
AUGUSTA – Nearly 100 Maine farms invite the public to their farms for a free event Sunday, July 22.
Parkinson’s group to weigh benefits, risks of participating in clinical trials
CAMDEN — At the next meeting of the Camden-based Parkinson's Support Group, set for Tuesday, August 7, group member Frank Mundo will talk about his experience as a participant in clinical drug tria
Quarry Hill Living Well Series

McKellar of NuDay Syria to discuss refugee relief efforts
CAMDEN — Camden resident Alison McKellar will discuss her work as a volunteer and now chair of the Board of Directors of the nonprofit NuDay Syria when Quarry Hill presents "To Syria with Love," We
Penobscot Shores' Enrichment Series for older adults

Maine State Historian to deliver talk on early auto travel, development of Rt. 1
BELFAST— Penobscot Shores' Enrichment Series for older adults continues with "Roadside Maine, Old Route 1 from Kittery to Calais" on Wednesday, August 8 from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Proceeds of event benefit P.A.W.S.

Belfast to host 15th annual Maine Wienerfest Sept. 9

BELFAST — The 15th annual Maine Wienerfest will be held on Sunday September 9 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Steamboat Landing Park in Belfast!
Local food, beer, music at Tops’l Farm in Waldoboro

Raising the Roof: Waldo Theatre benefit to take place August 1

WALDOBORO — The community is invited to join the Waldo Theatre for an evening of local food, drink and music on August 1, 2018 from 5:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Tops'l Farm in Waldoboro.
Animals can die in as little as 15 minutes, rolling windows down ineffective

Dogs, pets can quickly die in cars under summer heat; temperatures rise rapidly

Every year, countless dogs across the country are seriously injured or die from being left in hot cars, and many people, including well-meaning owners, underestimate the danger of leaving
Tickets available now for July 15 event

Inaugural ‘Blooms, Barns & Books’ tour benefits Appleton Library

APPLETON — On Sunday, July 15, The Appleton Library is hosting its first ever “Blooms, Barns & Books” tour.
Friday, King to discuss strategies to battle opioid crisis in Camden
CAMDEN — Senator Angus King will host a panel at the Camden Opera House on Friday, July 13 from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Rockport Garden Club: Maine DOT says no flower boxes allowed on Goose River Bridge

Where have all the flowers gone?
P.A.W.S. Tree of Lights: Christmas in July

Sea Dog Brewing Company in Camden, has partnered with P.A.W.S.
Saturday, August 4

Inaugural Cushing ‘Salt and See’ event features art, nature, history

CUSHING — The Friends of the Historic South Cushing Church invite art and nature lovers to join them all over the town of Cushing on Saturday, August 4 from 10 a.m.