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- child development, health, safety and nutrition
Large grant award supports expectant families, families with newborns in Waldo County
- envisioning Maine as an international leader with vibrant, sustainable, environmentally-responsible economy
DECD commissioner to speak at Chamber Business Breakfast
- Plans underway for events at The Waldo beginning fall 2020
Grant award boosts Waldo Theatre’s technology upgrade
- homeless? couch-surfing? living out of a vehicle or motel? If you need housing, the coalition needs to know.
Waldo County Homeless Coalition organizes homeless count
- incorporating scientific and traditional Wabanaki knowledge
Camden talk to present opportunities for Native Americans to gather sweetgrass
- promoting the ongoing prosperity of Maine’s wild blueberry industry
Wild Blueberry Commission appoints executive director
- ‘entering an exciting phase of planning for our future’
Sail Power Steam Museum appoints new board members, associate director
- Daybreak Growers Alliance uses collaboration not competition to get locally grown food to Maine homes
How to build a meal around a Winter CSA
- Went far beyond what one would expect from a code officer
Rockland Council commends newly retired code officer John Root
- eight grants available for 501(c)3 organizations
Applications available for Camden Rotary Club’s charitable grants
- 1,414 community scientists cover 292 lakes
Loon count held steady in 2019 despite various factors affecting population
- Belfast’s Repair Café gives worn-out items a second life
‘Use it up, wear it out, make do or do without’
- furthering work with Knox County Recovery Collaborative and building strong communities
Pen Bay YMCA receives Maine Health Access Foundation grant
- 16,000 lbs of vegetables grown last season, most donated to food pantries
Learn about Teen Ag Crew’s Erickson Fields Preserve program
- using earthworms to odorlessly and naturally digest kitchen waste
Worm bin harvesting workshop at Merryspring
- Former editor of ‘Boston Globe’ Matthew Storin gets real about journalism
What journalists can do to maintain trust and what citizens need to do to be smarter consumers of media
- ‘About 200,000 Mainers who started college never completed their degrees.’
More than 600 scholarships available to Maine students of all ages
