Rotary is an international community service organization with 1.2 million members world-wide. These are people from all walks of life who work together as a club to promote peace,
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Karate Kid to Karate Queen: Winslow Teen Earns Black Belt
Abigail Dudley is not your average teenager. This quiet, unassuming blond-haired, brown-eyed fifteen-year-old from Winslow—with perfectly painted fingernails—is the youngest person ever to receive a
Tips for Having a Successful Yard Sale
Love ‘em or hate ‘em, yard sales are a great way for sellers to get rid of unwanted possessions or shoppers to gain wanted possessions, all without adding anything to landfills. And having a
Gretchen Evans – Strong and Unbroken
In 2006, Army Commander Sargent Major Gretchen Evans was checking on troops at a remote location. At the time, she was in charge of all
A Talk with Bettina Doulton of Cellardoor Winery and Vineyard, Maker of Fine Wine in Lincolnville
It is still hard to grow grapes in Maine, says Bettina Doulton, owner and head of Cellardoor Winery and Vineyard in Lincolnville. The state’s short
Heidi Neal, Owner of the Loyal Biscuit Company, Credits Fenway with Making it Happen
We all have moments that change our lives forever. Heidi Neal immediately identifies one such moment as the day she visited a local animal shelter near her Rockland home in
Beth McEvoy – A Reporter for 207 Who Travels the State for Great Stories
Beth McEvoy beams into our houses each evening, all throughout Maine, via the popular nightly TV features show, 207. Beth reports on two to three stories a week for the show, which is allied with NewsCenterMaine. Independent and resourceful as a
Erin French Has Made The Lost Kitchen a Maine Institution
This spring Erin French published her memoir, Finding Freedom, about the years that led to the founding of her renowned restaurant, The Lost Kitchen, in Freedom, Maine. At first, she said, “I felt
Three Maine Women Reflect on Service as Peace Corps Volunteers
They sought adventure. They wanted to travel and meet new people and experience different cultures. But most of all, these three women wanted to make
Meet the Entrepreneurs Behind the Southwest Harbor Renaissance
This summer several freshly remodeled shops and restaurants dot Main Street of Southwest Harbor. Around the corner, the variety store that had sold newspapers and cigarettes is now a boutique with one-of-a-kind creations from
