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Girls Who Code camp gives young girls a chance to explore computer science
PORTLAND, Maine — What do you want to do when you grow up? It's a question we've all been asked once or twice. Every summer, young girls in Maine are getting the chance to piece together their own answer to that question with the Girls Who Code program summer camp, which is hosted in Maine through Project Login.
Beers, artisanal breads are boosting Maine’s grain growing economy
LINNEUS — As new markets for locally grown grains emerge, Maine farmers are learning from the state’s pioneers in the field how to transition from growing grains as potato rotation crops to producing them for breads, craft beers, tofu, tempeh and even field pea fritters. “For many farmers,...
'They're negligent': Maine land continues to be put up for sale without owners' knowledge
YORK, Maine (WGME) — The FBI recently warned that fraudsters are selling your land right from under you up and down the East Coast and attempts are continuing to happen in Maine. "It's beautiful," York landowner John Campbell said while looking at the plot of land where he plans...
What is going on at Northern Light?
Instability caused by the pandemic continues to force one of Maine’s largest health care providers to scale back or cut services — and there are likely more “painful” changes on the horizon. Northern Light Health has been clawing out of a financial deficit inflicted by the...
Pride Aroostook Film Festival Celebrates Social Justice Through Film
FORT FAIRFIELD, Maine (WAGM) - The Pride Aroostook Film Festival, a celebration of diversity, focused on LGBTQ+ and other social justice issues, took place at the Fort Fairfield VFW on Saturday. Folks gathered for a viewing of various short films that highlighted themes of social awareness. The majority of the...
Something New is Coming to Target Near the Maine Mall in South Portland
Target has been in the news a lot over the past six months as they continue to evolve their stores and shopping experience in hopes of keeping customers happy. It all started with Target changing how their self-checkout lanes work. It's now a 10-items-or-less process, and the majority of customers have enjoyed the change (as long as the self-checkout registers stay in working order).
The ‘Not Your Grandma’s Flea Market’ Is Back In September
Keep it local, on Saturday, September 9th, by shopping local, right in Bangor. A fun, offbeat flea market for the unique and alternative, is happening next month!. As temps warm up, people want to get outdoors. They really want to get outside, when it involves shopping and bargain hunting! That means yard sales, garage sales, farmers markets, and flea markets.
Deer Isle school facing multiple resignations weeks before school year starts
DEER ISLE (WVII) -- School officials are calling for emergency meetings in Deer Isle as they face multiple resignations just weeks before the start of the school year. The superintendent says he found out Friday the principal of the Deer Isle-Stonington Elementary School along with the curriculum coordinator had resigned.
Ocean State Job Lot Opening First Central Maine Store
Over the last few years, we have all faced the fact that inflation is out of control. This has led many of us to start looking for ways to reduce our spending. One of the most popular ways we have been doing that is by hunting bargains at our local discount stores. In Central Maine, we have several to choose from, including Dollar General, Dollar Tree, Marden’s, Renys, and the locally-owned Caswell’s Liquidation Center.
SBC’s final 30th year season concerts and programs
Salt Bay Chamberfest (SBC)’s 30th anniversary season concludes in Damariscotta with an exciting concert featuring the powerhouse pianist Shai Wosner and the East Coast Chamber Orchestra in a special partnership between SBC and Portland Chamber Music Festival (PCMF). Grammy Award-winning violinist Jennifer Koh is also in residence this week. She will be featured together with Wosner in the concert and will also give a solo recital and a master class.
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