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Mary Lou Teel reflects on 45 years of storytelling (opens the original)
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Aug. 13, writer and producer Mary Lou Teel, whose career with CBS included working on programs such as "Sunday Morning" and "Postcards from Maine," came to the Community Center to host a talk about her 45-year career in journalism and television. About 35 people turned out and Teel entertained them with talk and video clips from the shows she produced. Over her career, which began with CBS in 1985, Teel has created stories highlighting the people and places of Maine. From stories about toothpick
A tradition of service: American Legion yard sale returns (opens the original)
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Aug. 8, American Legion Post 36 gathered on Boothbay Common for the organization’s 15th annual community yard sale, bringing residents together while raising money to support veterans and community organizations. Cathy Moroney, finance officer for Post 36 and president of the corporation, said the event is not primarily about how much money can be raised. “The event is less about making money. It gives the American Legion an opportunity to interact (with the community and tell about) what we’re
Boothbay grads help raise record-breaking total at Lobster Bowl Classic (opens the original)
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The 36th Maine Shrine Lobster Bowl Classic, held July 18, raised a record-breaking $318,889 for Shriners Hospitals for Children (Shriners Children's). The annual event features 140 of Maine's top graduating football players and cheerleaders from more than 60 schools. Among this year's participants were Boothbay Region High School graduates Griffin Yereance and Maddie Andreasen. "I felt excited," Yereance said, recalling the phone call informing him he had been picked to take part. "I was really
Where June still lives (opens the original)
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Down a quiet, winding road on Southport Island sits a small gallery overlooking the water. At first glance, it feels like any other coastal art gallery, but it doesn't take long to realize you're stepping into something much deeper than a room filled with paintings. Artist June Elderkin died last year, but anyone who walks through the doors of her gallery quickly discovers she never really left. Her spirit lingers in every canvas, every carefully mixed color, and every sweeping brushstroke that
BHML scavenger hunt brings community together (opens the original)
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Boothbay Harbor Memorial Library welcomed community members of all ages for its second annual town-wide scavenger hunt July 25. The event transformed downtown Boothbay into an hour-long adventure as teams worked together to solve clues, answer questions and complete challenges while exploring businesses and landmarks. “It’s just a nice way for people to get out and showcase the library in the center of our town,” event organizer Jen Betts said before the event. Beginning at the library, particip
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