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Christine's Framing Gallery relocates after 25 years, realigns previous location
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Allen Insurance opens expanded Camden office at 1 Free Street

(Photo by Sarah Thompson)
Devils Pride puts Halloween fun into presentation of 2026 donation check

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Rockland Main Street appoints new executive director
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Learn about resilience to coastal flooding, erosion at Rockland events, Oct. 28

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Devils Pride puts Halloween fun into presentation of 2026 donation check
Christine's Framing Gallery relocates after 25 years, realigns previous location
Allen Insurance opens expanded Camden office at 1 Free Street
Rockland Main Street appoints new executive director
Meet Reeva Wyman, branch manager of Maine State Credit Union's Belfast location
Heating oil in Maine reaches a statewide average of $6.04 per gallon
Inaugural Partners in Care Community Golf Classic raises more than $33,000
Maine Hospice Council ceases operations
Public universities offer $250 scholarships to 24,500 Alfond Grant recipients
Maine’s public universities offer $250 scholarships to 24,500 Alfond Grant recipients
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Marine

Columbia University graduate students visit Camden's Curtis Island Light Station to study preservation, coastal resilience
City of Rockland summarizes topics discussed during recent cruise ship workshop
UPDATE Ocean algae bloom in Penobscot Bay begins to dissipate
City of Rockland awarded grant for Commercial Fish Pier
Coast Guard rescues fishermen aboard disabled vessel off of Green Metinic Island
Island Institute welcomes two new Board members
Maine DMR launches public education campaign to support sturgeon recovery
Seabird researchers report good year for razorbills and puffins
Endangered salmon may soon swim freely up a downeast river. But as the climate changes, a comeback isn’t guaranteed
Sturgeon get ready to head out into the Atlantic Ocean
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Agriculture

Boy Scout camp in Belgrade sold to conservation group
UMaine Extension offers virtual backyard bird learning series for kids
Land trust names 2026 Conservation, Community, Volunteer award recipients
National Audubon Society’s first fully electric passenger boat launches at Hog Island
Land trust announces conservation of 25th preserve; Union property to be used for education purposes
Conservation Bus Tour in Lincoln County with Soil, Water Conservation District
New accessible trail opens at Keyes Woods Preserve in Bristol
UMaine Extension offers free financial coaching program for farmers, industry workers
Bank commits $75,000 to proposed Windsor Fair Agricultural Education Center
Maine's Emerald Ash Borer quarantine has been expanded
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Maine CareerCenters to host virtual hiring event, Oct. 30
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Maine Listings reported that home sales prices in Maine increased 2.6 percent to a median sales price of $415,000 comparing September 2026 to September 2025, according to an October news release from the Maine Association of Realtors.

The MSP indicated that half of the homes were sold for more and half sold for less. Realtors across Maine reported a 4.15 percent statewide sales decrease with 1,526 homes sold in September 2026 compared to a year ago.

Keyes Pottery in Belfast celebrates relocation, reopening with ribbon cutting, tours
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Keyes Pottery, the handmade ceramics studio and gallery of artist Laura Keyes, is opening the doors to a new location in downtown Belfast. The community is invited to attend a Grand Re-Opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony with the Belfast Area Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday, Oct. 21, at 11 a.m., at the new Keyes Pottery studio and gallery, 15 Main Street in Belfast.

According to a news release, the move marks a new chapter for Laura Keyes, who is relocating from her previous studio and gallery at 107 Church Street. 

Candy will be collected through October 28
Our Town Belfast holds candy drive for 2026 Cedar Street Halloween
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Our Town Belfast's 2026 Cedar Street Halloween Candy Drive is underway. Several thousand people descend to Cedar Street for trick or treating every Halloween. To help Cedar Street residents, OTB is organizing a candy drive with multiple drop-off locations around Belfast (listed below). 

AIO Food, Energy Assistance announces new executive director
Nicole Chaplin

 

ROCKLAND — After a comprehensive search, Nicole Chaplin will join Area Interfaith Outreach (AIO) as the organization’s next Executive Director, succeeding Alan Kearl, who is retiring from his position following years of dedicated leadership and service to the organization and the people of Knox County, according to the AIO Board of Directors, in a news release.

Dental Care Clinic Belfast, Public Health Nursing receive grants to support essential services
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Central Maine Power talk at Appleton Library
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Central Maine Power presents: Storm Response in Your Community.

Join us to learn how CMP prepares for severe weather, restores power, and strengthens Maine's electric grid.

MaineDOT work on I-95 bridges over Broadway in Bangor, Oct. 16-19
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BANGOR — From October 16 to October 19, the Maine Department of Transportation will perform work on the I-95 bridges over Broadway at Exit 185 in Bangor as part of the ongoing I-95 bridge replacement project.

Crews will complete shoulder reconstruction, milling, paving, and related work on I-95 Southbound necessary to transition traffic from the temporary southbound bridge onto the new, permanent, southbound bridge.

The work will proceed in four phases, with lane and ramp availability changing as construction progresses.

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New 'Age-Positive Public Health' movement launches in Maine
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The Maine Council on Aging (MCOA) and Maine Public Health Association (MPHA) have launched a new Age-Positive Public Health movement to help make Maine a place where longer lives are healthier lives. 

According to a joint news release, the partnership brings aging and public health leaders together around a simple idea: Mainers are living longer, and we need to be much more intentional about helping people live these additional years in good health. 

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AARP Fraud Watch talk at Rockland Public Library
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"Maine’s Winged Wonders" slide talk at Stockton Springs library
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Join wildlife photographer and General Falconer Corrie Ann Borges on Nov. 7, at 2 p.m., at Stockton Springs Community Library, for a photographic journey into the lives of Maine’s winged wild species.

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MaineHealth Pen Bay and Waldo Hospitals receive 2026 Greenhealth Champion Award
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No Kings Day 'March and Rally for Early Voting' in Rockland, Oct. 17
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'an opportunity to see our transportation network from different perspectives'
MaineDOT, Women in Transportation, Accessibility Partners hold ADA training
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Excursion train to ride rail into Rockland on two November days
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13 Maine counties considered distressed, including Knox, Lincoln, Waldo
Maine Development Foundation launches program for rural community, economic revitalization
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UMaine launches free program to address rural special education teacher shortage
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Oct. 10 with Celebrity Silhouette; Oct. 22 with Seabourn Ovation
Rockland pilots free trolley service for cruise ship passengers during two upcoming ship visits
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recognized for its innovative approach
Rockland Police Dept. earns first-place award for Community Policing
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Grants available to help reduce energy costs for Maine rural businesses
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The Maine Department of Energy Resources (DOER), in partnership with the Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry (DACF), is offering $950,000 in grants and technical assistance to help small rural businesses reduce and manage energy costs.

The funding is available through the Affordable and Clean Energy for Rural Enterprises (ACRE) grant program, which supports energy efficiency, clean energy, and other measures that can lower energy expenditures and improve energy security and resilience, according to a news release.

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The Needle-Felted Squash & Pumpkins workshop is from 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and is for ages 12 and up. 

Needle-Felted Squash & Pumpkins with Sam Coon

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The Needle-Felted Ornaments workshop from 1:30 – 4:00 pm is for ages10 and up. During this beginner needle felting class, participants will have the option to create wool Christmas ornaments using dyed wool and premade ornament core shapes, cookie cutter ornaments, or if time allows, both types of ornaments. Class instruction includes needle care and safety precautions, wool types used, and explanation and demonstration of the needle felting process. Colors and design will be up to each student, though exam

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