The Freeport Downtown Vision Plan hopes to bring economic and COVID-19 resiliency to the downtown area.
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Lewiston man summonsed after Freeport crash that knocked out power
Freeport police summonsed the driver for operating after suspension following the Monday morning crash.
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Freeport Players to present Valentine show online
An online performance of “Three Moments in Time: A Valentine for Older Married Couples,” by Jerry Walker, will be presented by Freeport Players. The show will be available to stream through Sunday, Feb. 28, on the theater website at fcponline.org. “Three Moments in Time” is a loving, poignant, and funny look at memory and aging. […]
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StoryWalk program features ‘Snow Still’ by Holly Surplice
Freeport Community Library
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Watch: Freeport church rings bell to commemorate those lost to COVID-19
More than 463,000 have died from COVID-19 in the United States, including 635 in Maine.
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Terry Wolfisch Cole to deliver Introduction to Personal Storytelling presentation
Freeport Community Library
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Casco Bay shellfish group building database to help local industry adapt
The Casco Bay Regional Shellfish Working Group wants to know what kind of information shellfish communities would like to see in a public database, aiming to supply those in the industry with one comprehensive resource.
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Flavors of Freeport offers a chance to win $1,000
Each February for more than a decade, Freeport has celebrated its culinary scene with the Flavors of Freeport, a weekend full of tastings, classes, demonstrations, workshops and topped it off with a dance party. Due to Covid-19, those traditions are on hold until 2022. Instead, Visit Freeport has created two new ways to celebrate our […]
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Two COVID-19 cases at Freeport Police Department
Three employees who came into what Town Manager Peter Joseph referred to as “passing contact” with infected individuals have been asked to stay home until they receive a negative test result.