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Pilot Club of Jacksonville is bringing its Concerts in the Park series back for another summer of Sunday evening music in Community Park. | Journal-Courier
Juneteenth festivities in Central Park will include food trucks, entertainment, vendors and a ribbon cutting at Lincoln Land Community College for a mural honoring Dr. Alonzo Kenniebrew.
Maine lawmaker sued over trees cut down on neighbors' land May 25, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail ALFRED, Maine (AP) — A state lawmaker from Maine is facing a lawsuit from neighbors who say she and her husband cut down thousands of trees from their property to build a barn and horse paddock. Sasha and Christopher Malone filed the lawsuit against Republican Rep. Heidi Sampson and Robert Sampson, of Alfred. The Malones' lawsuit said the Sampsons clear-cut part of the Malones' forested property, removing more than 4,300 trees. The Sampsons said in court records that they mistakenly thought the area was part of their own property, the Portland Press Herald reported. They filed their own complaint against the company that harvested the trees in 2012. The Sampsons declined to comment to the Press Herald and the company did not respond to a request for comment.
Bluffs Market a communitywide event Angela Bauer, abauer@myjournalcourier.com FacebookTwitterEmail Blues musician Robert Sampson of Jacksonville will perform during June at the Bluffs Market in downtown Bluffs.Journal-Courier BLUFFS — The village of Bluffs might be tiny, but it’s embracing its summer market in a big way, expanding on the popular idea of a farmers’ market to include non-farm vendors, musical entertainment and free food. “It started as a farmers’ market, but we’ve added to it,” Mayor Linda Sapp said. “We’ve been doing it about four years, but it has grown as far as the different things we’re doing.”