From the Community

On April 8 and 9, the band Mama Tried performed two shows at Crooker Theater as part of the Brunswick City Limits fundraiser, which brought in more than $3,400 for the Brunswick Area Student Aid Fund.

Harpswell Heritage Apples is in its 14th year of caring for heritage apple trees in Harpswell and giving them new life through grafting. Harpswell Heritage Apples sells Harpswell varieties, such as Harpswell Firehouse, as well as heritage trees from elsewhere in Maine and New England.

The organizers of the annual Harpswell Hiking Challenge have announced the trail selections for this year's event, which will take place June 4 and 5.

Gardening provides delicious food, exercise and stress relief, but it's not always an option. Many seniors are no longer capable of growing large gardens, and transportation may be a barrier to tending a community plot.

Why is it important to make way for native plants? Our birds and bees depend on native plants for their survival. Many species have evolved over centuries to utilize specific plants for food and shelter.

After another pandemic winter, Harpswell Aging at Home is looking forward to reconnecting with neighbors and friends at several in-person events this spring.

Brunswick's Mid Coast Hospital reopened its vaccination clinic on Thursday, March 31, in response to the authorization of a second booster of the COVID-19 vaccines.

Harpswell Community Garden, at George J. Mitchell Field on Harpswell Neck, has 10-by-15 and 10-by-10 plots for rent for the 2022 season.

Sam Kemos doesn't care about fame or fortune. The Harpswell Coastal Academy senior strives to be a hotshot guitarist, but he doesn't need to be a rock star.

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