I generally interview the first person who speaks to me when I enter a business. Elissa Bower first spoke to me in the Good Tern Co-op, and she was standing by the sandwich counter. I thought she made the sandwiches, but come to find out, her hangout is the small...
Watch this Maine High School Girls Basketball Game between the Camden Hills Windjammers and the Medomak Valley Panthers. This game was played at Camden Hills on Wednesday, February 3, 2021.
I cannot think of a better or more appropriate time to share this image with you, The Beginning. Today divisions in America run deep, but healing has to begin at some moment and we hope with all our hearts that certain recent events will prove to be the...
Watch this Maine High School Girl sBasketball Game between the Windjammers of Camden Hills and the Mustangs of Mount View. This game was played at Camden Hills on Friday, January 29, 2021.
Heavenly Threads Thrift Shop is in need of good quality sellable items to fill up our shop! Our monies go to local non profits! Questions? Call us at 236-3203 Donation days/times: Tuesday 10-3, Wednesday-Friday 9-11 57 Elm St Camden
This Maine High School Boys Basketball Game between Camden Hills and Oceanside was played at Camden Hills on Friday, January 22, 2021. The play-by-play announcer is Charlie Crockett, the analyst is Dave Ridley, and the videographer is Penny Crockett.
Sundays - 11:00 A.M. TO Noon on WRFR FM 93.3 or WRFR.org The Flipside show is a tour through Spike's collection of sound recordings that are kept in his inner sanctum known as 'The Flipside'. Spike's thousands of sound recordings are in the form of 78 rpm records,...
Watch this 2021 regular season Girls Basketball Game between the Windjammers of Camden Hills and the Seahawks of Boothbay Region. This game was played at Camden Hills on Tuesday, January 19, 2021. The play-by-play broadcasters are Charlie Crockett and Dave Ridley. The videographer is Penny Crockett.
Down Main Street with Phil Groce --- Sixteen years ago, I interviewed Lee Smith on WRFR because of his soup-making at what was then, Second Read Books and Coffee, and more recently, Rock City Cafe. Now 44 years old, he has been working there in the kitchen thru it all...
By Barbara A Walsh, The Maine Monitor —
As she drops the cotton swabs between the tiny teeth on the conveyor belt chain, Irene Chase cannot help but wonder, “Where is this one going today?”
“Is it going to a hospital, or the armed forces, or is it going to a foreign country?” Chase silently muses.