Charlie and Penny Crockett

Vintage Boys High School Basketball : Camden-Rockport vs. Rockland 2/5/1991

C2 Productions on Maine Coast TV is producing a series of basketball games from 30 and even 40 years ago, to provide our viewing audience with a blast from the past during this time when most of us are staying at home to avoid spreading the COVID-19 virus. Watch this Vintage Maine Boys High School basketball game between the Windjammers of Camden-Rockport and the Tigers of Rockland. This game was played at Camden-Rockport on February 5, 1991. The Windjammers were led by Coach Hart and the starting players were Brett Hayward, Todd Shaw, Doug Teel, Phil Amoroso, and TJ Hoffman. The Tigers were led by Coach Elkington and the starting players were Jeff Woodman, Jeff Crossman, Seth Monroe, Mark Fishman, and Jim Montgomery. Enjoy! This was one heck of a game! Please leave comments on our “C2 Productions” facebook page and spread the word about this vintage game series.

Resources for Coping with the COVID-19 Pandemic—Rockland, Maine and Surrounding Area

This Rockland, Maine—and local region—resource document was updated March 20, 2020. The most recent version is at: www.tinyurl.com/rockland-resources. Many organizations have changed their services in response to COVID-19 (the new coronavirus). We hope this guide will...

Spring Is Almost Here!

One of the first signs of spring in MidCoast Maine is the blooming of the crocus flowers at the base of the stone wall on Atlantic Avenue in front of the Camden Public Library. They're blooming now and Spring is around the corner.

Hannaford to offer dedicated shopping hours to older and immune compromised patrons

SCARBOROUGH, Maine — Hannaford Supermarkets announced effective Tuesday, March 24 its stores will offer dedicated shopping hours for people age 60 and older and those with compromised immune systems. Stores will open early from 6 to 7 a.m. Tuesday through Thursday to...

Maine reduces jail population amid coronavirus concerns

AUGUSTA — Maine is reducing its jail population as the state aims to avoid potential exposure of staff and inmates to COVID-19, the illness widely known as coronavirus, inside its locked facilities.

The Agony of Frozen Cats

Gabrielle Attra left a home, a cat, and a relationship. She’s worried about her cat and also whether to begin anew in the depths of winter.

A morning with Malcolm

This past Saturday I invited the celebrated composer Malcolm Brooks and one of his colleagues, Will Foote, to teach seven of us the process of writing a song. Malcolm’s non-profit organization, Documentary Songwriters – Bearing Witness Through Music, helps...

Only an Apprentice?

Only? Allow me to introduce, Lance Lee, well- known in nautical circles in Rockland and the world, and who is now in the 3rd and last phase of a 60-year career in developing experiential education.
He lives and works in a little house encroaching South Main, and many of us remember it as Peggy’s Kitchen. If you walk into the front door you first see a remarkable wooden Rushton guide-boat on the right extending through the house, and along that way are book chapters stacked here and there on the floor. A stairway climbs to a living room with comfortable chairs and an expansive view of Rockland harbor.

WATCH The Chris Wolf Show 2020-2-21 – Dave Morrison

Dave Morrison from the Camden Opera House shares the upcoming schedule for 2020

WATCH The Chris Wolf Show 2020-2-19 – Rich Smalley

RIch Smalley, a teacher from Oceanside High School visits.