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Frank 106.9 FM to broadcast area basketball games: Oceanside, Medomak Valley, Camden Hills, Lincoln Academy, Boothbay
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Georges River Trout Unlimited to discuss Ducktrap River conservation efforts

snow-covered trail with luminaries along the path
Luminary Walk at Head of Tide Preserve

Curtis Island Fog Bell, Light Tower and Light Keeper’s House circa 1896
After a long time, Camden's Curtis Island bell is coming home
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Wilderness backpacker talk at Camden library: Aging, Endurance, Long Walks on Ancient Paths

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Fighting bugs with bugs: How the Midcoast is defending its hemlocks
WinterKids opens Play-Along registration for 2026 Winter Games
Maine Adaptive Sports to use Hurricane Island school's Newry facility
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Camden Hills Mountain Bike Team ends season with a strong finish at Northern New England competition
Coastal Rivers opens new ADA accessible trail at Castner Brook Community Forest
Volunteers spiff up Camden Snow Bowl toboggan chute with a fresh coat of paint
Goose River Golf Club's Ladies League donates to AIO Food Pantry
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On the Water

  • Rockport Marine launches modern classic sailing superyacht 'Ouzel'
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Camden Hills Girls Soccer team sail past Messalonskee to a mercy ending
(Photo courtesy Jason Gallant)

The Camden Hills Regional High School Windjammer girls soccer team soared through to a victory of 8-0 against Messalonskee in a game that ended early due to the mercy rule. The quarterfinal kicked off at 3 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 28, with the Jammers representing with their original red jerseys.

On one play, an array of shots from many Jammer players flew through the air, and Senior and Captain Izzy Debrosky, No. 12, nailed the rocket into the back of the net, giving the…

Rockland Golf Club Cry Baby results
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Sunday October 26, 2025

1st Gross              Dana White

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Varsity Windjammers Girls soccer team is second in the league
Camden Hills Girls Soccer teams soar to victory over Messalonskee, head to quarterfinals
(Photo courtesy Jason Gallant)

Away at Messalonskee High School this Tuesday, Oct. 21, the Windjammer girls soccer team soared through to a victory of 5-0.

It was a rough battle to halftime with the score still stuck at 0-0, but the Jammers morale never wavered.

The Jammer girls opened up the second half with a goal from Sophomore #10, Molly Williams, and the goals did not stop after that.

Midcoast Conservancy outdoor gear sale, youth ski lease in Jefferson
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Midcoast Conservancy will be hosting an outdoor gear sale – featuring used cross-country skis, boots, and poles, snowshoes, and mountain and fat tire bikes – on November 21 and 22, at their Hidden Valley Nature Center, 131 Egypt Road, Jefferson.

"Most of the gear is in excellent or gently used condition; some may need repairs and will be priced accordingly," said the Conservancy.

Hiking Club heads to Haystack Mountain Preserve
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Georges River Land Trust welcomes the return of Hiking Club, a guided series of hikes across the land trust’s preserves year-round.

"These walks are a great way to explore trails throughout the St. George River watershed with a group," said GRLT.

From Montville to Cushing, Georges River Land Trust maintains over 80 miles of public, multiuse trails.

Join Georges River Land Trust for a group hike at Haystack Mountain Preserve in Liberty, Saturday, Nov. 15, at 10 a.m.

Camden Hills Girls Soccer teams wind down season with two wins; last regular games set for Oct. 21
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The Camden Hills Windjammer Girls Soccer teams prevailed in two games last week, and now are looking forward to their last game of season before stepping into playoffs. On Tuesday, Oct. 21, varsity and junior varsity players will travel to Oakland and take on Messalonskee players at their home field.

On Oct. 16, the Jammers completely shut down the Bangor Witches at home.

hosted by DoryWoman Rowing
7th annual Witches Row takes place in Belfast Harbor on Halloween
People dressed as witches

The 7th annual Witches Row, hosted by DoryWoman Rowing, will happen in Belfast Harbor on Halloween, Friday, Oct. 31, from 4 - 5:30 p.m. Nicolle Littrell, the owner/operator of the local rowing service and licensed Maine Guide, will lead the witchy procession in her traditional-style wooden dory Sorciere.

Happy Wanderers to explore Fernalds Neck Preserve
Fernald's Neck Preserve. (Photo by Lynn Luzzi)

Join Maine Health’s Community Health program and Coastal Mountains Land Trust for a Happy Wanderers Hike on Thursday, Nov. 6, at 10 a.m., at the Fernalds Neck Preserve. 

This is a moderate 3.1-mile loop, which includes hemlock groves, glacial erratics, stands of mature pines. This preserve is known to provide a plethora of mushrooms, at this time of year. If some participants feel like a shorter hike, there will be an opportunity to…

Full Moon Walk with Georges River Land Trust
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Join Georges River Land Trust for a special full moon walk, Wednesday, Nov. 5, from 4:30 - 6 p.m., at Riverview Hayfields Preserve, in South Thomaston.

Participants should meet the Land Trust in the parking lot at 4:30 p.m. to walk 0.4-miles to the gazebo where hot tea will be served and beautiful views of the moon on the river can be seen, according to GRLT. Those who come later should feel free to walk the trail to the gazebo to meet the group.

Headlamps or flashlights are recommended. Dress warmly and wear…

Thomaston’s Fall Festival returns October 25
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THOMASTON — The Town of Thomaston invites the community to celebrate the season at the annual Fall Festival on Saturday, Oct. 25, from 12 to 6 p.m., located behind the block at 13 Valley Street. Free public parking will be available behind the nearby business block.

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Medomak Valley High School Girls Soccer teams beat Gardiner, both games 1 to 0
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What a beautiful fall Saturday it was, Oct. 11, for a soccer game at Medomak Valley High School in Waldoboro. The sun was out and it was 60 degrees F with the foliage all around. 

People were not looking at the leaves though, as this was a very interesting and fun game to watch between the two girls varsity soccer teams of Medomak and Gardiner High School.

The game was scoreless until just about the 20- mark left in the second half. 

Camden Hills Regional High School Girls Soccer defeats Brewer, 3 to 0
Camden Hills Regional High School Varsity Girls Soccer team takes on the Brewer High School Witches. (Photo courtesy Jason Gallant)

Camden Hills Regional High School Varsity Girls Soccer Team again prevailed on field, this time on Oct. 8 at a home game versus Brewer High School, defeating the No. 6 Brewer Witches 3 to 0.

The Jammers started off bringing the heat out of the gate, but the shots weren't landing as they’d hoped.

Not to fear, because Freshman #19, Elsa Schwalm came in clutch with a goal that was scored off of pure grit and aggressiveness, to take the…

Sea Run Brook Trout Coalition on topic at GRTU meeting, Oct. 14
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George's River Trout Unlimited (GRTU) welcomes Geoff Day, Executive Director of the Sea Run Brook Trout Coalition, Tuesday, Oct. 14, for a presentation on the coalition’s efforts to protect and restore populations of Sea Run Brook Trout, commonly called “salters,” and their coastal watersheds in Maine and the rest of New England.

Opinionated at any speed . . . Silvio Calabi
The Sea-Going Volvo: Nimbus W9
A well-equipped Nimbus W9 buttoned up against the Maine weather with full side curtains and an electrically powered sunroof. The mooring bridle takes advantage of both cleats on the bow. The electric anchor windlass can be operated with a remote control from anywhere on the boat; the remote also can run the bow thruster. The touches of orange are wind vanes on accessory whirligigs meant to deter gulls and cormorants.

For the first time in 30-some years, upon my return from Alaska there was no press vehicle waiting for me at the airport to drive home. The NEMPA—New England Motor Press Association—fleet is as dry as the lakes, streams and wells across New England, but this is due to the man-made threat of tariffs and other financial uncertainties rather than natural drought.

Ocean Commotion 5K in Phippsburg to benefit Marine Mammals of Maine
Seal on a beach

The 11th annual Ocean Commotion 5K Run/Walk will take place Saturday, Oct. 18, 2025, at Hermit Island Campground, in Phippsburg. This is the largest fundraising event of the year in support of Marine Mammals of Maine (MMoME). 

The in-person event will include a chip-timed running heat as well as timed and untimed walking heats and a kids fun run. Well behaved and leashed canines are welcome to join their human companions at the event.

a smaller, community-focused experience this year marks the first step toward a full relaunch next year
'Lobster Roll' ride returns to Rockland, Oct. 18
Lobster Roll logo

The Bicycle Coalition of Maine (BCM) is bringing back "one of its most beloved cycling traditions" with the return of the Lobster Roll, a scenic coastal ride and community celebration in Rockland.

This reimagined event revives the spirit of BCM’s iconic Lobster Ride, offering a smaller, community-focused experience designed to reconnect riders and supporters from across Maine. The 2025 Lobster Roll marks the first step toward a full relaunch of the Lobster Ride in 2026.

Medomak Valley High School Girls Soccer team bests Oceanside, 9 to 1
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October 7 was nother beautiful warm fall day with a nice breeze blowing across the Medomak Valley High School field — what a perfect day for some soccer. MVHS Girls Varsity Soccer team took this awesome day and ran with it against Oceanside High School.

With only one minute and 10 seconds gone off the clock, Medomak scored their first of many goals. Scarlett Flint took a shot, Abby Stackpole of Oceanside made the save. The ball was fought for by Rachel Richardson and Richardson won, scoring…

10-foot mast, is made of plywood and local spruce and pine
Students design, build, launch catamaran on Hobbs Pond, in Hope
The boat is the newest addition to the school’s growing flotilla of three boats made by students at Sweet Tree School in Hope. (Photo courtesy David Garrison)

In late September, students at Sweet Tree School launched a 16-foot-long catamaran at the Hobbs Pond public landing. The boat is the newest addition to the school’s growing flotilla of three student-built boats. Paul Cartwright, who teaches our woodworking class, A.K.A. the Tinker Lab, has helped build the two previous boats and had the idea for the catamaran as a long-term project.

Seamus Kelly and I, along with help from other students and parents, began designing in April and built the boat in Tinker…

Camden Hills Regional High School Girls Soccer Team wins over Greeley in double overtime
(Photo courtesy Jason Gallant)

Camden Hills Regional High School Girls Varsity Soccer Team just nearly pulled out a win against the Greely Rangers Saturday, Oct. 4, at Greeley High School in Cumberland. 

Sophomore Eve Domareki, #13, opened up the game right away with a bottom corner goal within minutes of kickoff. Not soon after, the opponents kicked one in to tie the game up. 

help stock the shelves of Camden Area Christian Food Pantry during the holidays
Maine Sport to host 7th annual Turkey Ride, Nov. 15
Bicyclers stand around carts filled with frozen turkeys

The 7th Annual Turkey Ride sets off from Maine Sport Outfitters Rockport store on November 15 (rain date November 16). Join the Maine Sport crew and other local cyclists as they bike around the community for the community.

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