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Updated at 2:41 AM increase font size Freedom news On Saturday a college buddy, Jeremy, came to visit me, so we took the kayaks out on Freedom Pond. Share tchmaine@gmail.com On Saturday a college buddy, Jeremy, came to visit me, so we took the kayaks out on Freedom Pond. What a gorgeous day! We kayaked from the Freedom Boat Landing to the pond’s opposite side and back. However, when we got back to shore I saw my lights were still on and my battery dead. A huge shout-out to the friendly fellow resident who tried to jumpstart my car, couldn’t get a good connection on her battery,...
Thu, 05/27/2021 - 8:30pm Distributing seedlings from the Bahner Farm (Photo courtesy Waldo County Bounty) (Photo courtesy Waldo County Bounty) Farmer Antone prepares to distribute seedlings from Villageside Farm. (Photo courtesy Waldo County Bounty) Little River Food Pantry receives JSS cucumber seedlings, Fedco apple trees, and greens. (Photo courtesy Waldo County Bounty) WALDO COUNTY — Through a unique fundraising effort, Waldo County Bounty and The Lost Kitchen partnership raised more than $325,000 in nine days to help provide much-needed access to locally-grown foods for pe...
Nantahala Outdoor Center is open for its 50th season, with new venues, courses and events in 2021. Expanded courses at the NOC Paddling School a...
13 of 13 Colby College graduates toss their caps into the air Sunday morning after receiving their diplomas in front of Miller Library during the college's 200th commencement, on Mayflower Hill in Waterville. Rich Abrahamson/Morning Sentinel WATERVILLE — Light rain Sunday morning could not dampen the excitement of Colby College’s 200th commencement. Even as clouds rolled in and the ceremony was moved up 15 minutes, the feeling of celebration was palpable on Mayflower Hill in Waterville as speakers emphasized unity and perseverance during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. As is tradition, C...