Spectrum Generations News Today

ROCKLAND — The Rockland City Council again wrestled with how to decide how to give out property tax dollars to outside social service agencies that serve the community.

The three-hour town meeting finished up around 4 p.m. Saturday with additional money and four amendments to town ordinances.

The three-hour town meeting finished up around 4 p.m. Saturday with additional money and four amendments to town ordinances.

A bill that would provide funding for Maine’s agencies on aging to establish an effective case management system deserves our support.

By connecting older adults to case management services, we can ensure they have a safe place to live, enough food on the table, access to the health care they need, and relief from the stress of not knowing where to turn for help. In turn, we will have a healthier population and a stronger state.

WATERVILLE — The 26th Annual Gene & Lucille Letourneau Ice Fishing Derby is set for Sunday, Feb. 18, on any safe, legal Maine pond or lake of their choice with the official weigh-in set for 2-5 p.m. at the Muskie Community Center, 38 Gold St. This mid-winter tradition for ice fishing enthusiasts and families attracts […]

The Community Connections program aims to be the glue that connects work already being done across the state.

Spectrum Generations’ 26th Annual Gene and Lucille Letourneau Ice Fishing Derby is set for Sunday, Feb. 18. Weigh-in will be held between 2-5 p.m. at the Muskie Community Center, 38 Gold St. in Waterville. Tickets to enter a fish are sold only until noon. Fish must be caught the day of the derby and entrant […]

WALDO COUNTY — Most people do not want to think about aging – or plan for when they are no longer able to care for themselves. That is why Spectrum

Maine Seacoast Mission, in partnership with Northern Light Health, Spectrum Generations, and AgeWise Maine Initiative, will offer Covid vaccinations on Maine’s unbridged, outer islands this late November and early December. Vaccinations will be...