The river path stretches for 6 1/2 miles through Augusta, Hallowell, Farmingdale and Gardiner.
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UPCOMING Women fly-fishers, 6 p.m. Aug. 2, South Portland Join the Maine Women’s Flyfishers at their next meeting at Sea Dog Brewing Company in South Portland. Women are invited to learn where local fishing spots are and how to fish them. For more information, email [email protected], or go to the Maine TU Women Flyfishers Facebook […]
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Maine Audubon’s Loon Count draws 900 volunteers
The annual event builds support for laws on lead-free tackle, invasive plants and shoreline development.
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Camp Susan Curtis provides lifetime lessons
The camp is more than just a place for outdoor experiences; it helps disadvantaged kids learn life skills for successful careers.
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Maine’s bear hunt nears as hunters ready their doughnuts
The actual hunt doesn’t begin until late summer but hunters may place bait out at the end of July.
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Neighbors of Acadia National Park make it part of their daily lives
Locals who live beside the popular park embrace it.
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Dry weather brings bears out of the Maine woods
Complaints of nuisance bears have shot up here and elsewhere in New England as the animals search for food.
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Ahead of busy beach weekend, watch video on recognizing, surviving rip currents
Watching this NOAA video could make a big difference if you should find yourself caught in one.
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What’s Up in July: It’s a good month for viewing the planets, especially Jupiter
While our largest planet gets a visit from the Juno spacecraft, there’s still lots to see from here.