FARMINGTON — The Arts Institute of Western Maine will welcome two of Maine’s jazz musicians, Brad Terry and Paul Sullivan, to the University of Maine at Farmington’s Nordica Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, April 21.

WINSLOW — The Winslow Community Garden Project has garden plots available. Plots are available for $10 for the year and can be reserved at the Town Hall clerk’s office during normal business hours.

ALBION — The Albion cemetery committee recently announced the following Albion Cemetery rules and regulations:

FAIRFIELD — The Kennebec Valley Community College Foundation is offering scholarship support to qualified students who want to enroll in summer classes but lack the finances.

STARKS — The Helen Reed Scholarship Committee has announced two scholarships valued at $200 each for Starks residents who plan to continue their education beyond secondary school. Reed, a teacher in several different Maine communities and a long-time resident of Starks, passed away in 1995. Reed provided for the establishment of two scholarships to be awarded annually to a traditional and non-traditional student who plans to further his/her education at a technical, undergraduate, graduate or professional school.

WATERVILLE — Learn at Lunch, Eating Healthy on a Budget will begin at noon Thursday in the Medical Arts Conference Room, at Inland Hospital.