Cathance River News Today

Maine has two sturgeons: the larger Atlantic which can reach up to 800 pounds in weight, and the smaller shornosed sturgeon.

Fluctuating temperatures, severe storms, and even less interest in smelt fishing, are contributing to the slow death of a Maine tradition.

Both the trails and whitewater are secreted away in a wilderness area between Interstate 295 and Cathance Road in Topsham.

The local land trust was one of 10 across the state to receive grants from the Maine Land Trust Grant Program, a partnership between Maine Coast Heritage Trust and L.L. Bean.

The Community Resilience Partnership was started in December 2020 to assist towns by providing technical and planning assistance and up to $50,000 to fund projects that align with the state’s climate goals to reduce carbon emissions and transition to clean energy.

Steve Walker, a Brunswick town councilor, replaces longtime Brunswick-Topsham Land Trust Executive Director Angela Twitchell.

Angela Twitchell, who oversaw 60 conservation projects to preserve nearly 3,000 acres, is leaving to become program director of the Maine Land Trust Network.

Construction on a boat launch on the Cathance River begins this week.

Guests can visit 23 Bowdoinham businesses to learn about local agriculture and craftsmanship on Sunday.

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