John Gilliam Day ditty
Listen my friends and you shall hear
Of a morning event — roadside trash to clear
On the 22nd of April in 2023
An Earth Day cleanup opportunity
Let’s all do our part
Fellow dog walkers of Harpswell, the Poo-Poo Fairy has retired and will no longer pick up your dog's poop. She worked hard today (March 16), bagging 15 poops until she ran out of bags.
A better product!
The town of Harpswell is in the process of fixing and updating the road on which I live. Town planners, architects and contractors have begun to create a reality that will be an improvement.
A special thank you
I am so humbled and appreciative of the kind people who made nutritious meals for my family as I went through an unexpected serious operation. I have been overwhelmed, both physically and emotionally.
Anchor staff joins panel on local news
Harpswell Anchor staff members participated in a panel discussion about the future of local news at the University of Maine at Farmington on March 28.
The importance of lobster
We would like to extend immense gratitude to the town of Harpswell for approving Article 7, which will allow the town to raise and appropriate the sum of $10,000 for the Maine Lobstermen's Association.
Local student makes dean’s list
Harpswell resident Amanda Brillant was named to the dean's list at the University of Southern Maine for the fall 2022 semester.
Cliff Trail rescue
I would like to thank all the Harpswell fire departments, MC-2, Deputy Welch, and the many volunteers who came to my rescue on Cliff Trail a few weeks ago.
Nancy Schulze Andersen
Nancy Schulze Andersen, 78, peacefully passed away Jan. 20, 2023, at the Hillhouse Assisted Living Facility in Bath, after a long, hard-fought battle with cancer.
Mingo Club offers $1K grant to graduating Harpswell senior
Black, Orr, Johnson and York are longtime island names, so it shouldn't come as a surprise that girls from these families were among the charter members of the Mingo Club, founded more than 100 years ago.
