Big Brothers Big Sisters of Mid-Maine seeks to change the lives of children facing adversity for the better, forever. As a volunteer, you can make the ultimate difference in society…turning around one or more lives. Find out the details here.
What is hope worth? On Wednesday we welcome Stephanie Primm and Patrisha McLean. And we look at the Knox County Homeless Coalition/Hospitality House. An amazing 90-95% of the Hospitality House hard-working clients who remain active in their program are maintaining...
How can it be? Jobs are disappearing overseas, computers and robots are taking over, and yet we have a labor shortage here in Rockland? It’s strange, but apparently true. At a Spring Hiring Fair organized last month by Rockland Main Street, Inc. and the Rockland...
Ronald Frontin is a contemporary Maine painter who continues the American realist tradition of Winslow Homer with his fastidiously rendered figural images set on the coast and in the countryside. His subjects include the hardworking fisherman and farmers of Maine and...
Join us for a great discussion with Brian Kevin from Down East talking about Maine, Down East Magazine, and the upcoming Great Maine Scavenger Hunt sponsored by Down East.
Winner of the 2015 Maine Songwriters’ Association songwriting contest, Jenny Van West’s original songs hit with passion and humor. Crossing the boundaries between country, swing, folk, her songs combine insightful poetry and embody the poignancy, joyfulness, tragedy,...
Kim Bernard is an artist from Rockland. She wants to have Rockland’s first sculpture race in August. Teams will build a rolling sculpture and anything goes. Two, three and four member teams will compete. There’s no entry fee. Bernard is also working with the eighth...
Al watches a controlled house burning in South Thomaston and then watches some lobster boats being launched for the season.
Al can’t get enough of the lake and then Appleton Creamery and the new pigs and goats and kids.
Al visits the farm to see all his farm buddies including the baby pigs. Its that time of year again and Al can’t resist stopping into the Mt Battie Takeout.