Delightful issue

Thank you so much for your great newspaper! I eagerly look forward to its arrival and am never disappointed.

This month’s issue (June) is particularly delightful. I laughed out loud reading Butch Lawson’s column, “Getting older is getting harder,” and plan to share it with some friends. I can’t wait to try the zucchini bread recipe on Page 37. I learned a lot about Lyme disease from Dr. Anne Caldwell’s article. It’s always good to hear about monthly happenings and local folks of interest.

My family is fortunate to be able to visit Bailey Island once a year. It is a very special place. Your publication keeps it close year-round.

Gayle Prillaman, Franklin, Tennessee

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An integral piece of our community

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Harpswell Neck Little Free Library

The Harpswell Neck Library Association is proud to announce the creation of a Little Free Library for Harpswell Neck. Thank you, Carl Rich, for the awesome design and building of the Little Free Library.

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