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Maine’s marijuana market opening could be a letdown for many
The state’s recreational cannabis market is set to finally open Friday, but few stores will be, and supplies are expected to be extremely limited.
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Five Maine farm businesses receive grants from Maine Farmland Trust to scale up, reach new markets
The five include Buckle Farm, Copper Tail Farm, Crescent Run Farm, Hall Brook Farm and Morning Dew Farm.
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Inn Along the Way to host virtual open mic, fall fundraiser Oct. 3
Organization raising funds to complete first phase of transforming original farmhouse into small inn with café and community rooms.
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Damariscotta Mills Alewife Festival Quilt Raffle held drawing on Labor Day
Summer visitor Christine Ruffley of Massachusetts winner of Alewife Fish Ladder Quilt.
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‘Down East Meets Southwest’ exhibit to open Sept. 24
The River Arts Gallery exhibit will feature work by Barbara Vanderbilt and Carol Abitabilo Ast.
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Art and science merge at River Arts with solo show by Jacqueline Johnson
Exhibit on display Sept. 11 through Sept. 23 in Damariscotta.
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Kim Hetherington’s Solo Show at River Arts through Sept. 9
River Arts presents works by Kim Hetherington of Bremen in a solo show of oil paintings in the River Room at 36 Elm St. in Damariscotta. The show will be on view through Wednesday, Sept. 9. Hetherington has developed an intimate form of realism choosing subject matter that is close at hand and personalized […]
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Lincoln County Historical Association misses summer visitors, looks to future
Just as many stores, restaurants, and other businesses have fallen victim to the dictates of the coronavirus, museums and historic sites including three that are maintained by Lincoln County Historical Association remain closed to summer visitors. In a normal year, volunteer docents would share stories of these buildings to show how history intertwines with the […]