Events

Congo Church

April 15th at 7:30am 14 Sea St Camden

Stone Alley Brewing is opening just for us this week!.

218 S. Main St, Rockland

They serve beers and seltzers plus wines and guest beers and ciders. They have a small food menu for light snacks.

We have been given 2 comped tickets for folks to sell Duck Derby Tickets at Rock Coast Roller Derby's first home bout of the season!

Please see Lauren for details if you'd like to sell tickets at the game.

Sellers will need to bring signage, a table, tickets, etc.

We also have the opportunity to take the mic at the start or at half time to tell the crowd about Duck Derby.

The Lewiston-Auburn Rotary Club recently presented a check for $4,500 in continuing support of the WISE Zambia program, which supports empowerment and economic independence for vulnerable women and children in Zambia through educational, vocational, and agricultural initiatives. The funds come from the club and Rotary District 7790, which consists of 26 Rotary Clubs in Quebec and 31 in Maine.

Lindsay Stewart, M.Ed., is the Director of Sweet Tree Arts and Founder of Sweetland School, a Reggio-inspired, project-based K-6 elementary school program in Hope, Maine. She has been teaching in the arts and alternative education settings for the past 20 years. Lindsay gained her Masters in Education through Lesley University’s Creative Arts and Learning program and received her undergraduate degree in Art and Music from Colby College. Creatively she works as a printmaker and photographer. Lindsay believes art can be shared by all ages and all abilities on many levels – we create as active participants, engage as observers and share experiences together enriching our lives and building empathy when we explore the world through the Arts. Lindsay is proud to be a member of the Maine Arts Leadership Initiative. She continues to share ideas locally and across the state of Maine around Creativity, Growth Mindset and Listening and Responding through the Arts.

$50

Rosey Gerry’s roots reach deep into Lincolnville’s past, and his family has been in Maine since
the eighteenth century. Most of his growing-up years he spent in Lincolnville and Camden, and
he has always been interested in local and Maine history. “It seems that all my life I’ve been
finding a path or old road that leads to some interesting adventure,” he comments.
In 2000, he organized a 43-mile trek along the old road between Augusta and Ducktrap. The
walk, which attracted 32 intrepid walkers, was an advance publicity and fundraising effort for
Lincolnville’s 2002 bicentennial observance.
Rosey has been active in many volunteer efforts over the years. He’s been a popular and
entertaining auctioneer at fundraisers for many good causes, including local historical societies,
schools, churches, and families who are facing devastating changes in their lives. He’s written,
directed, and acted in several humorous plays.
He also performs weddings, presides at funerals, is very involved in playing his guitar and
singing all types of music, does land clearing and excavation, Has owned and operated an
Antique auto restoration shop. And has served on multiple committees in midcoast area. He is
also a veteran and is involved with Post #30 American Legion here in Camden.