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Roskin Abortion: Sexual Harassment?— Is Religion Bad?— Here are some reflections I’m weaving together these days: I’d like to reply to some of the points in Carl Scheiman’s wrote my doctoral dissertation long ago on the effects the first is the memory of news analysis covering the confirmation latest religion-is-bad letter in the September 7 issue of The IVietnam War was having on U.S. foreign policy. It was hearing for Clarence Thomas in October 1991. Two newsmen Free Press. turning us inward, preoccupied with domestic affairs and (older, Caucasian-appearing) were discussing attorney Anita As regards the claim of moral superiority of one’s religion, deeply cautious about overseas military intervention. This Hill’s testimony that Supreme Court nominee Mr. Thomas had a Christian might well say that his religion has a superior teach- paradigm was likely to last for some time but end in a new behaved in a sexually harassing manner several times during ing or ideal. As it says in the Episcopal Book of Common bout of interventionism, I suggested. the period they worked together. The newsmen agreed, “This Prayer: “Hear what our Lord Jesus Christ saith: Thou shalt love Scholars have long detected cyclical or alternating is not about sexual harassment, it’s really about abortion.” the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul and patterns in history, including the history of U.S. politics. Most likely they went on to speak of the vote balance on with all thy mind. This is the first and great commandment and I explored how our foreign policy of a given period becomes the Supreme Court with regard to fighting legalized abor- the second is like unto it: Thou shalt love they neighbor as thy- rigid and wrecks itself by application ad absurdum, as it was tion in this country, yet ever since I heard this language, I’ve self.” This is what a Christian is called to strive toward. then doing in Vietnam. As the established paradigm departs found it true and useful to see abortion rights through a AChristianwouldnotclaimthatheismorallysuperiortoany- from reality, bitter domestic criticism grows until the oppo- sexual-harassment lens. one else. He knows that he is a fallen creature, a sinner, suscep- site paradigm replaces it. This lasts until it too grows rigid Next is the Mormon mom of six and her posting from tibletowrongdoing,oftenfallingfarshortoftheaboveideal.As and wrecks itself. 2018. I refer readers to Gabrielle Blair’s piece “My Twitter St. Paul says, “I find that the good I want to do, I do not do, but For example, World War I did not make the world safe Thread on Abortion.” An easy way to read her complete writ- theevilthatIdon’twanttodo,thatIdo.”Iwouldhesitatetoclaim for democracy and quarrelsome European allies wouldn’t ing in article form is at designmom.com. Gabrielle teaches thatChristiansareingeneralmorallysuperiortonon-Christians. repay their war debts. Public opinion, the media and Con- that unwanted pregnancies are what require legal abortion As regards the flood described in Genesis and the geno- gress slouched into isolationism, swearing to never get access and that females cannot impregnate themselves and cide described in the book of Joshua, I can’t recall any pas- involved in overseas messes again. create an unwanted pregnancy. She speaks with authority, sage in the Gospels where Jesus says anything about these Of course, we could not withdraw from the world and were and goes pretty far with examples and suggestions in her subjects. Do bear in mind that the Old Testament refers to drawn back into overseas conflicts. Japan’s 1931 conquest analysis. While this might cause some discomfort, when you a time when the Jews were still learning what sort of a god of Manchuria brought Secretary of State Stimson’s “non- keep in mind all the efforts afoot to require females to car- their god was and what he expected of them. For example, recognition” of this aggression — words without deeds — ry unwanted pregnancies, like me, you may find the Mor- King Solomon is described as having 300 wives and 700 that left Tokyo unimpressed. In 1937, Japan began the con- mon mom to be measured and thoughtful. concubines. Christian teaching does not encourage polygamy quest of all of China. Embargo of California oil to Japan Access to legal and safe abortion is vitally important. Pre- or concubinage. The lesson to be learnt from Joshua is not clinched their militarists’ argument that the U.S. must be venting unwanted pregnancies is what will stop the need for to practice genocide but that trust in God and obeying his knocked out of the Pacific: Pearl Harbor. safe and legal abortion procedures. Let’s get more informed law caused the Jewish nation to prosper. The 1940 German Blitzkrieg through France started split- and honest about human reproduction and focus on educa- As regards the “eventual horrific destruction of humankind,” ting U.S. opinion. Some saw that we would eventually have tion about birth control and safe, consensual sex rather than be careful how you read the book of Revelation. A lot of it is to engage, but the majority stayed isolationist, producing the give power to the misguided and often mean-spirited attempts allegorical or mystical. I admit I am no biblical scholar so short-lived America First Committee of 1940–41, which to criminalize unwanted pregnancy. I can’t give an accurate account as to exactly how it should folded with Pearl Harbor. Paula Coil, Rockland be interpreted. In short, don’t take it all literally. American elites then plunged into almost unlimited inter- On the abortion question, the Catholic Church does not for- vention. We had been foolish in not responding sooner to re: Peter Jenks’ Letter— bid a termination of pregnancy to save a mother’s life. Note aggression; that will never happen again. Stalin and the Sovi- Regarding the Rev. Peter Jenks’ letter of September 14, that I say “termination of pregnancy,” not “abortion”: the et Union were the new aggressors, and the Cold War led to I would observe after numbers of conversations with him intent of the operation has to be that all is to be done to save a series of showdowns. By early 1968, the Vietnam bog made my strong sense that he has a profound perception of the true both lives. As regards painful terminal illness, the Catholic Congress and the media question what we were doing there. meaning of religion. The issue of religion is at the heart of Church does not prohibit pain-killing drugs to alleviate suf- The paradigm then snapped back the other way. Only small much of our social controversy. fering, even though such drugs may shorten the patient’s life. interventions (Grenada, Panama) were tolerated. Expelling While I am not religious in the conventional way, I believe It does forbid deliberate killing of the patient, however. Iraq from Kuwait in 1991 was the first act of a new round there is a spiritual dimension to life which none of us com- Entirely extirpating the influence of religion from society Thas resulted in some pretty horrific activity in some places: to of intervention. At first, Americans were enthusiastic. “Neo- pletely understands. I would never denigrate “religious” conservatives” (actually, Cold War liberals) preached expan- people on principle. wit, Mao Tse-tung’s long march resulted in 40 million deaths; sion of democracy by wars that would pay for themselves. As Peter alludes to, any “system” can be abused, as his- lStalin’s Russia, 9 million; Hitler’s Germany, 6 million; Pol After years of inconclusive fighting in Afghanistan and Iraq, tory has shown. He is by no means dogmatic in his beliefs, Pot’sT Cambodia, 2 million (?), Mao Tse-tung’s Cultural Rev- olution, no known close estimate — 150,000 to 20 million. Americans wanted out. but exhibits a carefully nuanced awareness. An ideal foreign policy would find a sweet spot between Konrad Lorenz describes what some psychologists have David Bardon, Camden too much and too little intervention. But it’s awfully hard to called gestalt perception. He speaks of a “fulgaration” or a PPAGE 1 BANNER PHOTO: ED CARROLL define and stick to this middle ground. Involvement, egged “life spark” that at some point created life out of non-life. on by demagogues and the media, tends to grow. 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S THE FREE PRESS Tuesday, September 21, 2021 3 Legislators Write Letter to President Biden From Offshore Over New NOAA Regulations by Eva Murray by Sen. David Miramant The Blessing of a Nice Café t the end of August, the National Oceanic and Atmos- The new regulations are part of a three-phase plan that Apheric Administration (NOAA) announced new regu- NOAA claims will reduce right whale deaths by 98% by 2030. ack in mid-August I had traveled off lations that will pose a serious threat to Maine’s lobster indus- The three-phase plan progressively shuts down regions to fish- the island early, a day or two ahead of try. The new regulations will close at least 950 square miles ing and further stretches Maine’s lobster industry. NOAA esti- of the Gulf of Maine to lobstering from October to Janu- mates that the first phase of the plan will cost Maine’s lobster whatever my mainland business might ary, which is the most lucrative season. The regulations are fishers between 5% and 10% in revenue per year. This does Bhave been, on account of Hurricane Henri. Said supposed to protect the endangered right whale species. Sci- not account for what the long-term effects will be on the lob- hurricane did not actually cause Maine any real entists estimate that there are 360 right whales left. How- ster industry holistically such as gear suppliers, restauranters, trouble, but that is the way of islanders and ever, these new rules come at a time when there is no evi- trap builders and rope manufacturers. The only way to imple- mariners: watch the weather and strain to think dence or data to suggest that Maine lobstering is responsible ment the new plan and maintain the lobster industry requires for the deaths of right whales. That’s why I, along with over Maine to completely rethink our lobstering practices. It would ahead. We talk about the “weather report” but it 150 legislators, wrote a letter to President Biden urging him mandate the conversion from traditional rope fishing to expen- is not a report, it is a forecast — and a forecast to roll back NOAA’s new rules. sive and developmental ropeless fishing technology. Some by definition involves a certain prognostication, I believe that we must protect our marine wildlife and have estimates indicate that to fully transform Maine’s lobster fleet an attempt at clairvoyance, wonky augury, thus an eye toward conservation. I think all lobster fishers would to ropeless technology would cost upwards of $500 million. is rarely spot-on. Those comma-shaped images agree with me that the industry has been conscious of con- The technology is still in the developmental phase and may on the hurricane maps are the “cones of uncer- servation for years. The Maine Department of Marine not even work properly. Resources, legislators and representatives of the lobster fish- The NOAA regulations have put hardworking Maine fam- tainty,” where there is only the arithmetic of sta- ery began working on the issue of right whales over two ilies in a hard spot. I oppose this proposal that puts our coastal tistical likelihood of messy weather, nothing like years ago and have made productive suggestions. communities in jeopardy, risks hardworking Maine fami- a promise. My husband likes to heckle the TV Earlier this month, the Portland Press Herald reported, lies’ livelihoods and hurts our economy without ensuring weatherman, especially if said expert is caught “Since 2017, 34 right whales have been killed, according to safety for right whales. Environmental groups have opposed map-casting in a three-piece suit. As goes the NOAA. An earlier estimate of 33 deaths attributed 21 to the regulations for not addressing the actual problem as well. Canada and 12 to the U.S. Eleven incidents were attributed I identify as an environmentalist and can recognize when a old line, “Lies, damned lies, and statistics.” to ship strikes, including at least two in U.S. waters, but none policy doesn’t solve the problem. A hurricane still some distance away will thwart anybody’s can be linked to the Maine lobster industry.” No right whale As we said in our letter to President Biden, many of us here best effort to plan, and so it was, about a month ago, “wel- has been entangled in Maine lobster gear in over 17 years in the State House believe that “the new regulations threat- come to Rockland” with time to spare. This island corre- of reporting. The Maine lobster industry is being punished en to irreparably harm Maine’s iconic, sustainable lobster spondent was (as any regular reader will understand by now) for something they are not responsible for. Mainers have fishery.” Mainers remain committed to supporting both the unable to go home at that point. It does not take a storm to relied on our working waterfronts to provide for their fam- vitality of the lobstering industry and protecting the right raise hell with Visual Flight Rules, or reasonable seas for a ilies for generations. Last year, NOAA reached an agree- whale. We asked President Biden to immediately reverse the smallish passenger boat on a non-emergent trip, not to men- ment with the state about gear marking for easy identifica- new regulations and to re-engage with the state of Maine, our tion the expense. Here I was on the Big Continent and over tion and our lobster fishery has been making changes to agencies, and our stakeholders to fund a better solution. We’re the moon to discover one of my old hang-outs was once again the lines to prevent any potential harm to right whales. Now, asking for regulations that are based on documented risk, an available refuge. My regular coffee shop was inviting NOAA has broken that agreement and fractured our trust. incorporate the needs of the people of Maine, take into account customers to sit inside! Oh, happy day! Lobster fishers have adapted to rules and regulations in the all the available resources, and are based in science. That day I recalled the last time I had nestled in and past to protect our marine life, but this time they’re being David Miramant represents Maine Senate District 12, enjoyed breakfast in that particular establishment. It would stretched too thin. which includes most of Knox County. have been early March of 2020. My husband sat across the table from me, which doesn’t happen often, as his work does LETTERS/OPINIONS not bring him to the mainland as mine does. Quite the opposite; for every day he is away from the island he is apt to be Extend Comment Period on Dredging Rockland Harbor— hectored by somebody who “needed” something done, and just where in blazes was he? In any case, sharing a hot break- About two weeks ago the Maine Bureau of Parks and ways to or public trust rights (fishing, fowling, recreation, and fast with the Phone Man in a restaurant in the middle of win- Lands sent a notice dated September 1 to Rockland city offi- navigation) in, on or over the submerged lands” or “unreason- cials about a proposal by the new owners of the property/pier ably interfere with fishing or other existing marine uses.” ter was my idea of a good time. I was supposed to be head- by Archer’s to dredge a large area of ocean and install a num- Current users of the harbor area — including people who use ing out of state immediately afterward, a multimodal trek to ber of new floats for boat docking. The notice, posted by the the boardwalk/park area, moor boats, including lobster boats the bedside of a family member recently discharged from city on September 14, calls for public comment about impacts and people who enjoy the current views! — are urged to look the hospital and now in a rehab facility. I had charge of the of this development — before or on October 1. attheplan,callcityofficials,andcalltheMaineBureauofParks paperwork, and the paperwork was growing onerous. There This is a call on the city council, the town manager’s office, and Lands at 287-6128 to ensure proper public evaluation. was need for signatures and decisions. My cell phone rang, the city harbor and waterfront department, Representative Readers can also reference information provided by Dun and before I was done with my bacon-egg-and-cheddar wrap, Geiger and Senator Miramant — and on the public — to & Bradstreet regarding the parent company, SHM, LLC, I had word from the rehab receptionist: “Don’t come. We’re contact the Maine state authorities and urge an extension based in Dallas, with 555 companies, 2,584 employees and not allowed to have any visitors at all as of today. If you of the public comment period for at least a month. about $405 million in annual sales, and its overall parent make the trip, we’re not going to be allowed to let you in.” More steps can be taken to inform the public, publicize company, Sun Communities, Inc. of Southfield, Mich., a real Thus began the reality of COVID for me. the details of the plan, set a public meeting and increase estate investment trust with annual revenue of $1.39 billion. At that moment I was grateful for the invention of the cell the transparency surrounding this large project. Judy Pasqualge, Rockland phone, but also for this place of comfort — my usual, famil- The notice can be found at rocklandmaine.gov/news (Sub- iar café — in which to think and sit still a moment and recon- merged Lands Notice), and it includes the plan proposed for Where Was Trump?— figure a complicated situation. dredging and the new docks. The application was made by September 11, 2021, was a somber and sadly evocative We took our time finishing breakfast. Of course I didn’t SHM Rockland, LLC (Safe Harbor Marinas). day, one that I imagine most all Americans noted with sor- know that would be my last time in that seat for 17 months, Here are a few details: the area to be dredged is 138,000 row and a memory of terrible loss. but with that telephone call it did begin to dawn on me that square feet; additional docks include four, long 150-foot fin- It was heartening and inspiring to see former presidents things were changing. gers, one 90-foot dock, one 115-foot string of docks and one and first ladies Clinton, Bush and Obama, along with Pres- I have studied for exams in this coffee shop. I have 172-foot string. No information is given about the type of ident Biden and the first lady, in attendance at ground zero slammed up against deadlines here, I have taught algebra, boats expected to use the new docks. in New York to mark the moment the 9/11 attacks began. memorized chemical placarding, drafted municipal boiler- The Maine Bureau of Parks and Lands is the trustee for sub- This occasion calls for the sober gravitas, reflection and lead- plate and made plans over paper maps on these tables. I have mergedlands(thoseextendingfrommeanlowtidetothreemiles ership which our presidents can provide. taken shelter from rain and wind and the harangues of idiots. out).Itmayapprovesuchaleasefortheplanifitdoesnot:“unrea- I was astonished to note the conspicuous absence of our I am not, however, so loyal as to shun other businesses. To sonably interfere with customary or traditional public access former President Trump. I checked on this and discovered the few places we gratefully find open in the forgotten and that he was doing commentary, for money, at a boxing match neglected late-afternoon hours, when so many eateries are The Free Press Is a Gem!— in a Florida casino rather than supporting Americans by closed, I offer a nod of sincere thanks. You have no idea; I hope our local community appreciates what a gem we attending any 9/11 commemorative ceremonies. This is dis- after a potentially cold, wet five hours aboard a ferry in the have in The Free Press. In a recent issue, we had letters with appointing, to say the least, and shows our ex-president’s true cab of a U-Haul, a real mug of coffee or soup is what you’d such a variety of opinions: one writer saying the problem with character, as actions speak louder than his meaningless words. call “restorative.” A bright, welcoming brick-and-mortar the world is organized religion, another saying that The Free Any Americans who somehow still support this man coffee shop is without doubt one of the finer things in life. Press is too “left-of-center” and excludes other opinions, then should be ashamed and embarrassed. Hard to say what shall come next, this year, so let us enjoy another letter saying the president should be impeached. John Shepard, Union this luxury while we have it. WehavefolkswritingaboutlocalissuesliketheCamdenwater- It’s not necessarily about the coffee, but sometimes it is. fall, and other writers about Afghanistan and about our foreign Thanks for the Laughs— During the closed-up days of 2020, if one wanted coffee policy.Andtherestofthenewspapergivesusinformationabout There is more than one reason to read every page in The on the road, the only option was drive-though. Those are not what our neighbors are doing, and how we can participate (if Free Press. always built with room for even what my friend Rolf calls we have the time!) in such a wide variety of activities, as well as A letter in the 9-14 issue mentions an earlier letter filled “puny” trucks, nor do they readily accommodate pedestri- givingusimportantinformationaboutourlocalservices,likethe with “invective and hatred.” It ended with the writer opin- ans (including coffee-craving truck drivers who must park changes in visiting policy of our local health care centers. ing that letters lacking “any arguments or explanation for off to the side because they cannot fit We moved here from New York City about 15 years ago. the author’s point of view,” that “lack any substance, have even a U-Haul under the overhead I thought the local newspapers up here were likely to be just no place in this type of forum.” contraption). If we have to go back that — local. But having The Free Press is such a gift to our I politely disagree. Rambling letters written with an exu- to drive-through service only, socie- lives that we have even decided to pay to have a subscrip- berance fired by nothing more than the last QAnon revelation ty is going to have to remedy that par- tion (even though we don’t have to) to guarantee that it can often give me the best laugh I’ve had all day. I thank the edi- ticular shortcoming. continue. Thank you for a continuing fine job. tor for giving us a peek at the misinformation that’s out there. Eva Murray lives, works and writes Karen Gleeson, Northport Robert Karl Skoglund, St. George on Matinicus Island. 4 Tuesday, September 21, 2021 THE FREE PRESS Notes from Lime City Online Wabanaki History Program October 1 by Nathan Kroms Davis & Becca Shaw Glaser Map of Wabanaki Territory The Dancing Elephant will host an online program led by Fewer Mosquitoes, Fewer Tourists: Wabanaki REACH, called “Interacting with Wabanaki Maine Happy Fall! History,” on Friday, October 1, from 6 to 8 p.m. Registration is required through rocklandyoga.com to receive the Zoom Nate: Happy fall, Becca! This might be my favorite time link; the program is open to the public by donation. of year: cooler weather; fewer mosquitoes and tourists; the Another program, “Healing Begins with Truth: Under- promise of wood fires and the autumn harvest. Plus, elec- standing Colonization,” will be offered on November 5. tion season is around the corner, which I enjoy as both REACH stands for Restoration, Engagement, Advocacy, observer and participant. How are you faring? Change and Healing. Becca: Thanks for baiting me, Nate!* Having a uterus Leaders and participants will interact, engaging in a story (which is, you know, just mildly phenomenal), I’m glad of particular events in the history of 400 years of coloniza- I don’t live in Texas with the U.S. Supreme Court support- tion of Wabanaki people by Europeans in the territory now ing a $10,000 anti-abortion bounty. But we in Maine hold called the state of Maine. Attendees are asked to participate responsibility for two-faced Senator Susan Collins, who con- fully to increase their understanding of colonization and what sistently endorses anti-choice judges. I’ve been feeling joy it means for current descendants and future generations. provide advantages to the dominant culture. We believe in to get to wear a sweatshirt, cozy pants, and think about tea, According to a contributed statement, Wabanaki REACH the power of education and engagement. When people more the warmth in the throat of it. But fall is a bittersweet time. seeks “… to build a broader and stronger community of peo- deeply understand what happened they innately wish to be Leaving the wild abandon of summer and moving toward ple who understand the long-term impact of the generational a part of writing a different history for our grandchildren.” harms done to Indigenous people since first contact and who For more information or with questions, email Rachel at winter that isn’t the winter we used to have, and now this are committed to transforming the present-day systems that [email protected] or phone 594-1694. pandemic still clinging to our skin. How are you really, Nate? You can’t be that unrelentingly happy all the time. Explore ‘Indigenous Mid-Century Maine’ with Virtual Nate: Well, I suppose that I’m concerned about the housing crisis and gentrification in Rockland, which isn’t new, Panel Discussion torian,whowillfocusoninequitiesfaced but during the pandemic we seem to have unwittingly ven- “Shell Heaps, Damariscotta by Maine Wabanakis in the mid-centu- ryera;DonnaLoring,whohasbeenatrib- tured into a future much more stratified (and perhaps stul- River, Newcastle, Maine” POST- alrepresentativeofthePenobscotNation tified) by class. But we’re trying some things: an inclu- CARD IMAGE PROVIDED COURTESY UMA sionary zoning ordinance (thanks, City Councilor Sarah in the Maine Legislature, who will dis- Austin!), a housing land trust (still in planning stages), and The University of Maine at Augus- cuss material from her manuscript-in- an advisory ballot referendum concerning zoning in Rock- ta will host a virtual panel discussion progressonthehistoryofthetribal-state land. You and I feel somewhat differently about the ballot exploring some of the cultural and relationshipwithafocusonthemid-cen- referendum, whose text is: “Do you support amending Rock- political issues that affected Maine turyperiod;andBunnyMcBride,aschol- land’s zoning regulations to allow smaller, more efficient, Indigenous communities with its final arandpublichistorianofMaineIndige- more affordable dwellings?” event in the series Maine’s Mid-Century Moment on Friday, nous culture, who will talk about her research about Penobscot September 24, from noon to 1:30 p.m. The program is free elderCharlesN.Shay,a97-year-oldWorldWarIIcombatmedic. Becca: Yeah, in our text thread you said, “Becca, I dis- and open to the public; registration is required. UMAProfessorofEnglishKayRetzlaffwillmoderate. agree strategically and practically.” Which was interesting SpeakerswillincludeDonaldSoctomah,aPassamaquoddyhis- To register, visit tinyurl.com/4pnhnf8x. because we have never disagreed about anything before. As I said in the text, I think the question put to the community State Rep. Pluecker to Hold Public Hour in Union should be clear that it is simply an advisory vote — a straw poll. But I also think it should have been about giving peo- State Rep. William Pluecker will host in-person office hours in the upcoming legislative session in January. ple as much direct power and participation as possible. Fun- for constituents on Tuesday, October 5, from 4 to 5 p.m. at In a news release, Pluecker said, “The meat of the work damentally, it’s obscene that five people make decisions for Vose Library in Union. No advance registration is required of a representative of the people in times like these is to be 7,200 humans (and birds, water, etc.). But I’m nonetheless to attend. present for the families of the district, to speak with the peo- glad the city council is pursuing ideas to try to intervene in Pluecker will welcome conversations with constituents ple I work for about their challenges and fight for our rights.” the housing crisis. about public policy issues that are important to them and Pluecker represents Appleton, Hope, Union and Warren. what they would like the Legislature to address in Augusta He is serving his second term. Nate: I think we disagree on a lot! Examples: The nature and efficacy of markets and competition (I’m avoiding the ‘Maine Women @ Work’ Offers Free Film Screening word “capitalism” here because I think we mean somewhat Midcoast Women will offer a two-part series, “Maine lin and Dolly Parton, the movie will be preceeded by a short different things by it); space exploration; onions. Women @ Work,” that will include a free screening of the program about the ongoing evolution of the workplace. Mod- Becca: How the hell can anyone oppose onions? Also yep, film “9 to 5” on Sunday, October 10, and a Zoom workshop, erator Destie Hohman of the Maine Women’s Lobby will space exploration aka colonization — the amount of money in partnership with New Ventures Maine, called “Confi- be joined in discussion by a panel that will include Maine and time spent on that when there are close to a billion hun- dence-Building in the Workplace” on November 16 and Representatives Valli Geiger and Holly Stover. A reception gry people on earth each day is a sad statement on priorities. December 7. will follow to continue the conversation. The 1980 film “9 to 5” will be hosted by Strand Theatre Seating is limited. Registration is suggested for priority Nate: I remember how inspired I was as a child to study in Rockland from 1 to 4 p.m. Starring Jane Fonda, Lily Tom- seating; visit midcoastwomen.org to sign up. technical subjects (in my case, primarily mathematics) because of space exploration, and I wonder how many sci- entists and engineers wouldn’t have pursued their dreams Medicare Options Talk had they not been so inspired as well. I don’t love space at Rockport Public Library tourism by billionaires, but I am deeply moved by the images and discoveries of the cosmos and physical universe that the From left, Renata Lahner and Nancy Schultz broader enterprise of space exploration has brought to us. Well, despite my enthusiasm, I don’t think we have the mon- Rockport Public Library will host a free presentation about ey for a Rockland Aeronautics and Space Administration. Medicareopenenrollmentfor2022onTuesday,September28, at 2 p.m. and on Wednesday, September 29, at 6 p.m. Becca: There are plenty of dreams to be had and dream- Renata Lahner and Nancy Schultz of J. Edward Knight ing to be done — like feeding and housing and nurturing Senior Advantage, who have over 20 years of Medicare expe- everyone on the planet and still marveling at the stars with- rience, will lead the presentation. out exploiting them. So I do not buy your argument. Earth For more information, call the library at 236-3642. itself is not amazing enough for you?!? Nate: I admit that Earth is pretty amazing. Unfortunately, Totally Trades Career Workshops for Girls we’re not doing a great job caring for it. Though Rockland is Totally Trades workshops, offered by New Ventures Maine demand career sectors, including: automotive; criminal jus- advertisingforanewhalf-timesustainabilitycoordinatortohelp forgirlsingrades8–12statewide,willbeofferedvirtuallyOcto- tice; building and design; earn and learn; renewable energy; us do at least a little better. One of my regrets on city council ber 1 to December 15 on demand. Registration is now open. communications and connectivity; fire and rescue; and com- (yes, I do have some regrets!) is that I didn’t push for this posi- The free workshops are designed to encourage self-iden- puter technology. tiontobefull-timeinthisyear’sbudget.Becca,maybeweshould tifying girls and gender-expansive youth to consider careers Individuals seeking more information on the virtual Total- do a column where I tell you all my regrets and mistakes? in fields where women are traditionally underrepresented. ly Trades Career Week sessions, or interested in registering, Sessions will be offered to girls interested in careers in trade should phone Suzanne Senechal-Jandreau at 768-9635, email Becca: OK ... but how honest are you going to be able to and technical fields, highlighting eight high-wage, high- [email protected] or visit totallytradesmaine.org. be? What about a basic human needs coordinator (which is a sustainability issue)? LETTERS/OPINIONS Nate: Pretty honest, I think, as long as it’s about my own failures rather than other people’s! I’d be open to something Open Letter to Sen. Collins— like a basic human needs coordinator, if we could find an Dear Susan, on track for extinction. There is nothing — nothing — more appropriate way to assign responsibilities to such a person. All else aside, we are both humans, equal among the nearly important. Is there? I would certainly like to know. Becca: I’ve seen it work amazingly. Do it! ... but with- eight billion of our species. Well, you are a politician; I am not, No, we are not equal. You are a politician. You have power. out making property taxes go up. so that last clause I suppose is debatable. Will you grant that I can only implore you. Stop equivocation; be decisive. Exer- there are nearly eight billion Earthlings, you and I among them? cise that power on behalf of all of us which you have sworn to *When Nate sent the google doc link to start the column he This planet our home? Surely these are facts you will concede. do. Lead as a woman, a Mainer, a senator, a Republican, an wrote, “I’m kind of baiting you again by being so happy!” You must have heard that people have contributed to envi- American,whateveryouoryourselfishallegiancesmaybe,but Nate is a Rockland city councilor and ordained ronmental degradation of our world, conditions still deterio- mostly as a human. Institutions – governmental, religious, cor- minister of the Universal Life Church. Becca is rating. Yes or no? Politicians equivocate, but this is undeni- porate, social – will not survive unless we prosper in posterity. limping through to the end of landscaping season, able; and, further, continuation on this course, perhaps already I write in urgent exhortation with faint hope once again. muddy, sweaty and thorn-slivered. irreversible, is existential, meaning that life as we know it is Phelps Bristol, Owls Head THE FREE PRESS Tuesday, September 21, 2021 5 FOLIAGE REPORT CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1

In a news release, Gale Ross, a fall foliage New Hope for Women’s spokesperson for the department, said, “Maine experienced moderate drought this spring but received a sufficient amount of 2021 Pop Up Shop rainfall the month of July, which brought many portions of the state back to near nor- raised $32,000+ mal rainfall levels. Aaron Bergdahl, a forest pathologist for the department, anticipates an excellent fall foliage season.” to support our work! Visit mainefoliage.com to sign up to receive weekly reports by email. For more information about fall activities and events Thank you to community members who donated in Maine, see visitmaine.com. clothing and shopped for hope. It is you who allow us While Maine’s weekly foliage report to continue our work in support of those affected by graphic clumps the midcoast region into domestic abuse, dating violence and stalking. a broad swath, it’s a reasonable guide to the progression of fall colors. A special thanks to the following very generous merchants who donated many new items: Local Artisans to Celebrate Maine Craft Weekend planned special events and demonstra- Barefoot In Denim • Black Parrot Maine Craft Weekend, a statewide tour of tions at their locations. Locally, there will craft studios, breweries and businesses sched- be stops in Belfast, Liberty, Lincolnville, Bohemian Rose • EILEEN FISHER uled in conjunction with American Craft Pemaquid, Rockport, Thomaston and Union. Week, will be held on Saturday and Sunday, Featured cities this year are Bucksport, October 2 and 3. Ellsworth, Bath, Gardiner, Freeport and Bid- Leonards • Maine & Ivy • Stonefish Modeled on Maine Maple Sunday and Buy deford. Local Saturday, the self-guided tour features Visit mainecraftweekend.org to learn about Theo B. Camisole & Co. participants throughout the state who are not participants and events and to use interactive regularly open to the public or who have region maps. as well as to these fine merchants: Museum to Host Webinar About Cotton Garden of Camden, House of Logan, In the Clover, Katwalk, Maine Sport Outfitters, Women Artists that have contained and diminished women The Friends of the Collection Program at artists, while highlighting those who have Samoset Resort, Se Vende Imports, the Portland Museum of Art will host a free achieved their ambitions in spite of these webinar called “So Many Great Women systems. Stars Fine Jewelry, Artists” on Thursday, September 23, from All donations will benefit the Friends of The Grasshopper Shop of Rockland, 6 to 7 p.m. via Zoom. the Collection’s effort to acquire works by Katy Siegel, a scholar and curator at Stony artists Carrie Moyer and Sheila Pepe. The Green Store and The Leather Bench Brook University and the Baltimore Muse- Visit portlandmuseum.org to register to um of Art, will discuss the social systems attend. Thanks to these businesses that also contributed to this event: Belfast Coop, Bixby Chocolate Factory, Bobby Pins Salon, Brenda Cotton, Broad Arrow Farm Market & Butcher, Cedar Grove Sauna, Center Pilates, Danica Design, WWW.DANKIRCHOFF.COM Du Jardin, Extreme Auto Detail, FIORE Artisan Olive Oils & Vinegars, Do you Garden Island Cleaners, Glow Salon, know we Goose River Golf Course, Green With Envy Salon, Consider yourself the consummate have Gretchen Scott, Guini Ridge Farm & Garden Center, people person? Level 10 Salon, Lily, Lupine & Fern, Marnées Salon, Eager to interact with the finest client base Michael Good Gallery, Moose Crossing, Nina June, in Mid Coast Maine? Park Street Laundry, Plants Unlimited, We are adding a Valet to our staff. You will be the first Rockland Family Dentistry, Rockland Golf Club, person our customers meet in the parking lot, and their final contact as you deliver their car back to them Salty Waves Salon, Samoset Resort, after their service. Yours will be a pivotal role in their Skin Klinic & Day Spa, Strand Theatre, overall experience and will assist with our pick up and Studio 494 Salon, The Green Thumb, The Lost Kitchen, delivery service. Please call or come by to find a time to individuals who volunteered their time and loaned HEAVENLY demonstrate your hospitality skills in an interview. racks and tables, and The City of Rockland. THREADS We look forward to THRIFT seeing you next year! SHOP Members of the 2021 Pop Up Shop Committee: PURPLE TAGGED 75 Years Cathy Landau-Painter, Chairperson, Patricia Aboud, CLOTHING Susan Hirshberg, Necole Janczura, Joan LeMole, 4 Generations Elizabeth May, Cyndi Ostrowski, Rebekah Paredes, 50% OFF 1 Goal Barrie Pribyl, Susan Schor, Hildy Simmons, 9/21-9/25 and Elisse Walter

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20 Years Later collapse of the World Trade Center. Her talk Lynn Tierney with her dog, Swish will highlight heroic firefighters who are credited with rescuing 25,000 people on Owls Head Village Library will host 9/11, and the families who struggled to man- Lynn Tierney, former deputy fire commis- age their sorrow and face a new reality. She sioner for the New York City Fire Depart- will also discuss how city and FDNY recov- ment, for a talk on “9/11/2001: Twenty ery strategies in the first days and months Years Later — A Survivor’s View,” as the were often improvised to meet the over- last Garden Gathering program of the sea- whelming need, and the creativity and sen- son, on Thursday, September 23, at 4 p.m. sitivity with which they were carried out. The gathering will be hosted at the home Simple refreshments will be served; Arlene Magoon and Jed Fiato of Diane and Stephen Nelson at 86 Lucia donations are encouraged. Attendees are Beach Road in Owls Head. The rain date asked to bring chairs or blankets. Disaster Preparedness is September 30. To attend, email owlsheadvillagelibrary@ Workshop Online Tierney, a resident of Owls Head, was nearly killed in the gmail.com; RSVPs are appreciated. Camden Public Library will host a free online workshop Vose to Host Book Talk by Author Gigi Georges led by representatives from the Midcoast Medical Reserve Vose Library in Union will host a free virtu- Corps and the Federal Emergency Management Agency that al presentation on Wednesday, September 29, will introduce concepts from the ready.gov OPEN program at 7 p.m., with Gigi Georges, author of the on Tuesday, September 28, at 6 p.m. The registration link recently released nonfiction book “Downeast: can be found on the library’s “What’s Happening” events Five Maine Girls and the Unseen Story of Rural calendar at librarycamden.org. America.” “From the 9/11 anniversary to tropical storms and wild- Georges followed the lives of five teenage fires, there has been a lot in the news lately about challenges girls living in Washington County in Maine’s that arise when areas are hit with emergency situations,” Julia far northeast corner, a region marked by a Pierce, programs coordinator at the library, said in a news dwindling population, vanishing jobs, and release. “September is Disaster Preparedness Month — an pervasive opioid addition. ideal time to empower our community with these lessons.” The author turned to narrative nonfiction The presentation will be conducted by Arlene Magoon writing after an extensive career in politics, and Jed Fiato of FEMA Region 1. Participants will learn how public service and academia. A former White to understand risks, mitigate them and establish a commu- House special assistant to the president and nications plan. Individuals, community-based nonprofits, United States Senate state director, she has service groups and businesses will benefit from the strate- taught political science at Boston College and served as pro- To register, email librarian@voselibra ry.org or call 785- gies to be discussed in this introduction to general principles gram director at the Harvard Kennedy School. 4733. for preparedness. Author to speak in Cushing— Poet Dave Morrison Will Imagine the Life & Times of Viking Warrior Women Read at Rockland Library Cushing Public Library will host a free presentation by via Zoom on Wednesday, September 22, at 6:30 p.m. Maine poet Dave Morrison will celebrate the release of his author Nancy Marie Brown about her book “The Real In 2017, DNA tests revealed that a Viking warrior from new collection of poems with Valkyrie: The Hidden History of Viking Warrior Women” a high-status grave previously excavated in Birka, Sweden, a reading in the Community was a woman. In her book, Brown combines archae- Room at Rockland Public ology, history and literature to imagine the warrior’s Library on Thursday, Octo- life and times, showing that Viking women had more ber 28, at 6:30 p.m. “A Mur- power and agency than historians have imagined. der of Crows Descended, She has named the Birka warrior Hervor and imag- Displacing an Exultation of ines her life intersecting with those of real women, Larks” is Morrison’s 16th including Queen Gunnhild and Queen Olga of Kyiv. book of poetry. BrownhasstudiedIcelandicliteratureandculturefor The in-person event will decades; she contends that much of our perception of offer limited seating and the Viking age (roughly A.D. 750–1050) is based on attendees will be asked to Victorian biases. She draws on science, history and a wear masks. There will be a thorough knowledge of Viking literature to recreate simultaneous free livestream Hervor’s life and times. She has published extensive- to Morrison’s Facebook page. ly on the era. Brown lives on a farm in Vermont, where she keeps Icelandic horses and an Icelandic sheepdog. To register, call Wendy Roberts at 691-0833 or Nancy Marie Brown email [email protected]. ‘Aging in the Right Place’ Forum, Vaccine Clinic Medicare is so complicated. I want to talk to someone I know & trust. That’s where we come in. Ask Allen. Juanita Roushdy Call Anna Moorman Call Jo-Ann Neal Spectrum Generations’ Lincoln County Regional Center and Inn Along the Way will host a free forum called “Aging Licensed Medicare Sales Licensed Medicare Sales in the Right Place” on Thursday, September 23, from 8:30 a.m. Representative #PRR115378 Representative #PRR225788 to 3 p.m. at Inn Along the Way, located at 741 Main Street in Damariscotta. Lincoln Health will offer free vaccinations at the event. The forum’s theme will be “The Speed-bumps of Aging: How Do We Welcome the Transitions of Life?” and will address difficulties encountered during the various transitions of aging and how to cope with life changes. The keynote speaker will be Bremen resident Juanita (800) 439-4311 | AllenIF.com/Medicare Roushdy, who will discuss her journey through two retirements and finding the right place to age. Offices in Rockland, Camden, Belfast, Southwest Harbor and Waterville. Visit spectrumgenerations.org/aging-in-place-forum to sign up; registration is required. For more information, call Cindy Sullivan at 620-1185 or email at csullivan@ spectrumgenerations.org. THE FREE PRESS Tuesday, September 21, 2021 7

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Learn Autumn Ecology in Walk at Merryspring 9am-1pm Merryspring Nature Center, located at 30 Conway Road HARBOR PARK, Thursdays (RAin OR SHine) in Camden, will host an autumn ecology nature walk on Sat- rocklandfarmersmarket.org Follow urday, October 2, at 10 a.m. as part of Merryspring’s Free us on Family Programs series. Fresh • LocaL • taste the diFFerence ThoseofallagesareinvitedtojoinaguidedtourofMerryspring to see fall foliage and learn about the ecology of autumn. Atten- deeswilllearnhowandwhyleaveschangecolor,identifytrees, lookforevidenceofanimalsandlearnhowtheyprepareforwin- Jeff’s Vacuum ter, and watch for other signs of the changing season. SALES AND SERVICE Preregistration is necessary as space is limited. Phone 236- 2239 or email [email protected]. All children must be New vacuums with FREE annual service accompanied by an adult. Participants should wear weather- appropriate clothing and shoes and be prepared to walk for one Authorized Dealer of hour.Intheeventofheavyrain,theprogrammayberescheduled. Sebo and Miele Vacuums Vacuum Repair and Estimates Come in and visit Max & Tucker ‘Pollinator Palooza’ for All Ages at Salt Bay Farm WE beat Amazon’s prices every day, and WE find you the right machine - every time! Coastal Rivers Conservation Trust will host a free family Registration is required; visit coastalrivers.org/events. Mon. – Thurs. 8:00 – 4:00, Fri. 8 –12 • 207-230-1100 • Jeff Hall, owner program for all ages focused on pollinators at Coastal Rivers For more information, email [email protected] or 451 West St. (Rt. 90), Rockport Salt Bay Farm, located at 10 Belvedere Road in Damariscot- visit coastalrivers.org. ta, on Saturday, September 25, from 10 a.m. to noon. Naturalists will offer a brief introduction to the world of pollinators and lead a short, gentle hike in the fields to see LUMBER & HARDWARE some pollinators at work. Following the hike, participants will make a small craft to take home. E.L. SPEAR, INC. SINCE 1900 Fall Grilling Season is Here. Free Assembly & Delivery on Grills & Accessories Totaling $399+. (see store for details)

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If you don’t want mice, you need tonotallowaccesstofood,andyouneedtoblocktheiraccessto favorites the interior. An adult mouse can fit through a hole the size of a 1 dime. A rat can gnaw in through a ⁄2" gap. Mice and rats have very flexible rib cages. If they can get their heads through a Ours is you! hole they can flatten their bodies to get by. It’s quite amazing. Let’s use what we know of their behavior to help keep them out. Rodents are impressive gnawers. Their teeth work very well on wood and other organic matter. Metal in many forms will create an effective barrier. Any entry points of 1 The Sketchbook. A builder’s journal over ⁄4" can be stuffed with steel wool, then caulked over MONDAY–SATURDAY 8-5 to hold it in place. Holes drilled for plumbing and electric ROUTE 17, WEST ROCKPORT Of Mice and Moulding lines are good candidates for treating this way. Larger holes 594-5070 can be backed, prior to patching, with 1/4" hardware cloth. by Jim Bahoosh Squirrels are responsible for the larger exterior holes on my here was a time when I lived in the houses I was restor- project. Today I was faced with repairing holes about 4" x 6" ing. The oldest of these was a 1787 center-chimney Cape. on a section of soffit and fascia. The boards were fairly easy TI was sitting in our temporary kitchen/living room, reading to get to and in poor shape beyond the gnawed bits, so replac- a book and having a cup of tea when a rat the size of a brown ing them made sense. Last week I was dealing with 3" round bear strolled into the room. Two throwable items were close holes chewed through exterior moulding. The moulding pro- to hand. A grapefruit and Amelia, our cat. I woke Amelia. file is no longer available so repairing it was the way to go. First, She wearily opened one eye, took a casual look, and went slide a scrap of backing wood in through the hole and attach it back to sleep. I threw the grapefruit and the rat sauntered off. to the moulding. Next, partially fill the hole with expanding Amelia was a scrap of a cat but tough as can be. She finished foam. While the foam is wet, pack in steel wool. Once the foam has cured I like to complete the patch with Durham’s water put- off the rat the following day. Not every cat is a great mouser, ty. If you prefer, Bondo or epoxy can be used. MOOSEHEAD LAKE or ratter, like Amelia, but most houses are an appealing res- 293 investment grade acres on Maine’s largest lake. 1.1 miles of bold idence for mice. Mice, on the other hand, are fairly inconsid- Jim Bahoosh has been a solo house builder and shoreline with protected cove and peninsula. $2.3M erate houseguests. Keeping them out can be challenging. designer since 1984. He lives in Unity. www.wildernessrealty.com Call Hank 207-944-2947 Broadcasts Planned for Common Ground Keynotes Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association will connectedness to the Climate Crisis”; organic farmer and share videos of three keynote addresses originally scheduled Maine Senator Stacy Brenner, giving a talk called “Farm to be given at the Common Ground Country Fair, which was Viability Through Land Justice and Farmworker Rights”; canceled due to the pandemic. Beginning at 10 a.m. on Sun- and Karen Washington, co-owner and farmer at Rise & Root day, September 26, videos will be posted at mofga.org and Farm and cofounder of Black Urban Growers, whose talk audio will be streamed at WERU FM Community Radio. will be titled “Food Justice Is More than Growing Food and Speakers will include climate justice activist Amara Ife- Feeding People.” ji, whose talk will be titled “Food Insecurity and Its Inter- For more information, visit mofga.org. 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lanning to purge relentlessly on a recent fall cleaning in “The Great Eastern Mussel Cookbook,” authored by then- TM spree, I dragged a bloated folder from the recesses of a peninsula residents Cindy McIntyre and Terry Callery — a TREEKEEPERS LLC Pdesk cubbyhole. Spotted and stained, it was chock full of book much appreciated at a time when mussels were not the recipes I’d collected over decades, until the internet made mainstream shellfish offering they’ve become today. J OHN SON’S A RBORICULTURE recipe-keeping paperless. Sad but true, these days I refer Belgian-Style Mussels much more often to laptop files than my recipe or cookbook 2 lbs. Great Eastern mussels, rinsed and debearded collection, and it was past time for this file to go — but Celebrating twenty-five years! 1 Tbsp. olive oil not, of course, without peeking inside. An 1 Tbsp. shallots, chopped fine Since 1994 — preserving & protecting hour later I was still paging through 3 1 ⁄4 cup leek whites, cut in ⁄4-inch rings Maine’s beautiful trees & treescapes recipes clipped from newspapers and 1 cup mushrooms, chopped magazines, old file cards, hand-scribbled medium notes, including a recipe for Christmas TREE CARE & CONSULTING 2 Tbsp. white wine or tarragon bread written in my mother’s hand, and Specializing in Preservation vinegar Aesthetic, health, & safety pruning ones from cookbooks whose pages had 1 ⁄2 cup heavy cream N N been pressed onto a copier and printed Planting Cabling/bracing Removals Dry white wine Privacy screens N Fertilization/aeration out. In the end, I managed to reduce the by Georgeanne Davis Woodland improvement N Vistas N Shoreland zones file by only a half and had spent several In a large pot saute vegetables in oil Paths/trails N Fruit trees more hours happily remembering the peo- Remembrances until limp; be careful not to burn. Add Tree protection during construction ple and places connected with some of the of a Peninsula’s mussels, vinegar and cream. Cover and Consultations N Tree inventories & appraisals recipes, especially ones that originated on steam on high heat for four minutes until Organic insect & disease controls the St. George peninsula, my first Maine Past mussel shells open. Thin sauce with white home. They brought back good memo- wine if desired. Serves two. MEMBER: ries, and some have withstood the test of time well enough Port Clyde Fresh Catch, the country’s first community- Maine Arborist Association International Society of Arboriculture - ISA that I would still use them today. supported fishery, or CSF, is still operating out of the tiny ESTABLISHED 1994 Society of Commercial Arborists Several pages were printouts from “Sylvia’s Cakes & town at the tip of the St. George peninsula, although its meth- ISA Certified Arborists Society of Municipal Arborists Landscape & Utility Arborists Tree Care Industry Association Breads: Famous Recipes from a Small Maine Kitchen,” a Maine-licensed N Insured ods of fish distribution have become much more sophisti- Maine Landscape & Nursery Association cookbook written by the late Sylvia Hocking, the world- cated than when it first started. In about 2007 when I was a Maine Organic Farmers & Gardeners - MOFGA Douglas N. Johnson, Sr. Arborist famous baker from South Thomaston whose cakes, pies, and member, the weekly fish allotment was handed to you in a Nancy Caudle-Johnson, Arborist breads were enjoyed by locals, Maine coast vacationers, and plastic bag, gutted, but otherwise pretty much intact. Their 207-236-6855 celebrities for over 30 years and who wrote and published motto was: “If it were any fresher, it would still be swim- 877-TREEKPR two cookbooks during her retirement years. I must have ming,” and one inhalation of the briny goodness contained copied the recipes to use when I interviewed her for The Free within the bag backed up their claim. It was up to you to fig- Caring for the earth–one tree at a time.SM Press over 25 years ago, and what struck me when I looked ure out how to make it pretty, fish that resembled something them over was the detailed information Sylvia included that you’d find in a fish market, and thus I became a self-taught you won’t find anywhere else, as in her pie recipe below. fish filleter — and used the leftover frames as stock base. It’s as if she were standing beside you in the kitchen, shar- Or, if the fish was thick enough, I used a cleaver to cut it into ing secrets of her baking expertise. My only reservation is steaks and the head and tail went into the stock pot. Along the use of margarine or Crisco, which can probably be with the fish, the CSF handed out printed sheets of recipes. MAINE Climate swapped out for butter. Here’s one for a simplePlease fish chowder. 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Family Fun Bike Ride at Thorndike Brook Trail NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE Coastal Mountains Land Trust and Sidecountry Sports will FORECAST for hold a family fun bicycle ride for riders of all ages and abil- Knox County ities on Saturday, September 25, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesday Night Patchy fog after 3am. Otherwise, mostly cloudy, with a low around the Round the Mountain Trail, leaving from the Thorndike 56. South wind 5 to 10 mph. Brook Trail Head in Hope. Wednesday Patchy fog before 9am. Otherwise, mostly cloudy, with a high near The event is part of the Coastal Mountains Trails Chal- 69. South wind 5 to 10 mph. lenge. Until the end of September, hikers, runners, cyclists Wednesday Night Mostly cloudy, with a low around 59. or paddlers can log their miles as part of the challenge; every Thursday Areas of fog after 9am. Otherwise, mostly cloudy, with a high near 70. Thursday Night A 30 percent chance of showers after 9pm. Patchy fog. mile logged will lead to $1 being donated from local busi- Otherwise, mostly cloudy, with a low around 60. nesses to support trails. Friday A chance of showers before 9am, then a chance of showers after There will be group rides, snacks will be provided, and 3pm. Areas of fog. Otherwise, mostly cloudy, with a high near 69. Chance of the Cold Toes Taco Truck will be on-site. precipitation is 30%. Friday Night A chance of showers before 9pm, then rain likely, mainly after The Thorndike Brook Trailhead is located at 223 Hope 3am. Patchy fog. Otherwise, mostly cloudy, with a low around 57. Chance of Street, in Hope. Note that Google maps does not show this precipitation is 60%. accurately. For the Thorndike Brook Trailhead, turn onto Saturday Rain likely. Areas of fog. Otherwise, partly sunny, with a high near 69. Hope Street from Route 17 (eight miles north of Rockland) accessed directly from the parking lot, including a ¼-mile Chance of precipitation is 60%. Saturday Night A 40 percent chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low or from Gillette Road. The new parking lot is just past the accessible, stone dust path. around 57. existing parking lot for the Georges Highland Path (¾ miles Visit coastalmountains.org for more information, or to add Sunday A 40 percent chance of showers. Partly sunny, with a high near 68. from Route 17). The new Round the Mountain Trail can be miles. Climate Change Scenario Planners’ Questionnaire v The East Coast Climate Change Scenario Planning Core ners and other stakeholders are now asked to complete a brief SEA SMOKE Proud Sponsor Team, composed of representatives from the New England, questionnaire to inform the team’s continued work. To par- of Tides & Weather Forecast Mid-Atlantic, and South Atlantic fishery management coun- ticipate, visit surveymonkey.com/r/2WWCCHK. The ques- cils, the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission and tionnaire is open through Thursday, September 30. NOAA Fisheries, recently hosted three webinars to intro- Videos from the introductory webinars can be found by duce the Scenario Planning Initiative. Recreational anglers, visiting mafmc.org/climate-change-scenario-planning. For commercial fishermen, researchers, coastal community plan- more information, email Toni Kerns at [email protected]. Midcoast Conservancy Protects Land in Newcastle

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ON THE MIDCOAST

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Waterfall Arts to Host ‘Chalk Walk’ in Belfast Waterfall Arts will host Chalk Walk, a free event, on Sat- with reserved squares will be provided with a chair, nametag, urday, September 25, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. along the Belfast knee pads, and access to drinking water, chalk and rags. Harbor Walk at Heritage Park on Front Street and other sites There will also be a community area where anyone who downtown, including near the footbridge and near the farm- wishes to may draw. Masks will be worn and distancing will ers market. be observed. Those who wish to view the art are advised to Artists of all abilities over age 16 are invited to reserve a 4' x tour the sites once mid-morning and again at the end of the 4' pavement square; squares are available on a first-come, first- day to see the finished work. served basis and artists must be registered in advance. Those Visit waterfallarts.org to sign up, and for more information. 4:30 PM TO CLOSE | WED TO SAT ‘Intimate Conversations’ Returns to Lincoln Theater HAPPY HOUR 4:30 TO 5:30 PM From left, conversationalists Jane Dahmen HALF PRICE DRINKS and Cherie Scott 207-593-9110 Talking Art in Maine and Talking Food in Maine, both RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED part of Lincoln Theater’s Intimate Conversations series, will 415 MAIN STREET | ROCKLAND, ME return on upcoming Thursdays with live, on-stage events INGOODCOMPANYMAINE.COM at the theater in Damariscotta. Artist Jean Jack and host Jane Dahmen will launch this season’sTalkingArtinMaineseriesonThursday,September23,at 7p.m.JackstudiedwithMarshallGlazierandLeoMansoatthe Art Students League in New York City and her paintings have wonmanyawards.Shetakestherelationshipbetweenlandscape Press Herald before joining Maine magazine, where she andbuildingsastheinitialdepartureforherformalinvestigations. helmed Old Port and Ageless Maine magazines and covered The second season of Talking Food in Maine will kick off the state’s food, drink and restaurant scene. As a freelancer, with managing editor of Culture magazine, Susan Sherill she has developed recipes for Lighten Up America, was HUGE Axelrod, and host Cherie Scott on Thursday, September 30, the founding editor of Eater Maine, and has contributed to at 7 p.m. Axelrod worked as a caterer and restaurant owner Northeast Flavor and Zagat, among other publications. Beer & Wine before shifting to journalism. She worked at the Portland All Talking Art in Maine and Talking Food in Maine events are offered free and are open to the public. Reserva- Selection tions are recommended but not required; visit lcct.org. Waldoboro’s Family-Friendly Oktoberfest GREAT PRICES to Include Puppets— Dairy, Snacks, Steaks, Soft Drinks, Frozen Foods, Waldoboro’s Oktoberfest will be held on Paper Goods and so much more! Saturday, October 2, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m at Cider Hill Farm, located at 785 Main Street. The rain date is October 3. Admission is free. Those interested in volunteering to help are encouraged to call 832-4484 or 790- No Membership 0806. Recommended COVID-19 protocols will be observed. The family- Card friendly event will feature games and activities for children and adults, Required including a puppet show with Sir Douglas and His Puppets, shown. 195 Park St., Rockland • 594-5443 See Us On M-F 9am-5pm, Sat 9am-4pm

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WEAVER’S ROADSIDE VARIETY BAKERY Mulled Cider, samples and fun for everyone! CATERING Everyone is welcome to shop the co-op! AGENCY LIQUOR STORE 1386 Waterville Road, Waldo, ME • 342-5697 Non-Ethanol Gas • Off Road Diesel • K1 [email protected] 14 Tuesday, September 21, 2021 THE FREE PRESS Boothbay Region Art ART ON THE COAST Foundation Call to Artists “Mermaiden” by Andy Benoit, Best in Show 2019 Boothbay Region Art Foun- dation is accepting submissions for its exhibit ARTinME 2021, which is open to all full- and part-time Maine residents until October 1. The annual statewide exhibit seeks entries from contemporary artists who work in drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture and mixed media. Keith Oehmig, director of Wiscasset Bay Gallery, Above, “Mystic Blue” by Olga Merrill and at left, will serve as juror. Individual “Pyrotechnic #185” by Jim Nickelson awards of up to $1,600 will be presented during the opening reception on October 16. Visit boothbayartists.org/about-5 for more information. Photography Exhibit at Maine Art Gallery The Maine Art Gallery, located at 15 Warren Street in and Olga Merrill explore Maine through both abstract and Art for Auction on Display Wiscasset, will feature works by four fine-art photographers representational imagery. The show, originally conceived in “Our Maine,” the gallery’s final show of the season. by Vietze for the Archipelago Gallery in Rockland, has been at Waldoboro Library A reception will be held on Saturday, September 25, from reimagined for the Maine Art Gallery with new works and 4 to 7 p.m. The show continues until October 16. Singer- nearly the same roster of artists. songwriter Jud Caswell will provide music. For more information, visit maineartgallerywiscasset. Works by Terry Hire, Jim Nickelson, Lisa Mossel Vietze org. ‘Artist’s Choice’ Show at River Arts in Damariscotta Clockwise from left, “Gentle Woman” by Helen M. Farnham, “Summer Street” by Mark Coates, “Dragonfly Fruition” by Bonnie Faulkner River Arts, located at 36 Elm Street Plaza in Damariscotta, is presenting a show called “Artist’s Choice,” featuring a range of works selected by juror Simon van der Ven, through October 16. Seventy-three artists were chosen to participate out of 153 entrants. The show encom- passes a range of styles. The gallery is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. For more information, phone 563-6868 or email [email protected]. Clockwise from top left: “Les Bateaux,” acrylic on Farnsworth to Host Talk on canvas, by Philippe Guillerm; “Ray Perkins,” oil on canvas, by Carolyn Gabbe; “Seal Cove Seclusion,” wool Artist Red Grooms and specialty fiber, by Laura McNelly; and “Blue Triangle,” acrylic, by Audrey Bechler “Slab City Rendezvous” by Red Grooms, 1964, oil on canvas with wood and card- 1 Waldoboro Public Library will hold an online art auc- board, 56 ⁄2" x 60", collection of the tion September 25–October 8 on the auction site Bidding Farnsworth Art Museum Owl — biddingowl.com. Nowondisplayatthelibraryaremorethan70originalworks The Farnsworth Art Museum in Rockland will by artists and artisans, including works on canvas and paper, host an online talk called “Red Grooms, A Max- sculpture,stainedglass,woodturningandfiberarts.Thelibrary’s imalist Extraordinaire” by Judith Stein on Thurs- “Great Art for Great Reads” page on Facebook also features day, October 21, from 2 to 3 p.m. some of the pieces that will be up for bid. The library is open Multimedia artist Red Grooms (b. 1937) spent Monday and Thursday from noon to 7 p.m.; Wednesday and his early years in downtown New York and paint- Fridayfrom10a.m.to5p.m.;andSaturdayfrom9a.m.to1p.m. ed and made movies in Maine with a community of creative friends in 1964. Saltwater Artists Gallery Stein is a writer and curator specializing in Shows Work of Local Artists— post–World War II American art. As curator at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in 1985, she organized the first major traveling ret- rospective of the work of Grooms. She is author of the biography “Eye of the Sixties: Richard Bel- lamy and the Transformation of Modern Art.” The cost to attend is $10; free to members. Visit farnsworthmuseum.org to register, and for more information. Local Color Gallery Hosts Two Maine Guest Artists Local Color Gallery, located at 135 High Street in Belfast, is host- ing works by Maine artists Danielle Madore of Peaks Island and Deborah Stevenson of Searsport through Sun- day, October 3. Madore is a tattoo Saltwater Artists Gallery, located at 3056 Bristol Road artist and writer-illustra- (Route 130) in New Harbor, features works by a number tor;Stevensonisapainter of local artists. Visit saltwaterartists.com for more infor- and collage artist. mation. Shown here, ceramic lamp by Libbey Seigars, Visitlocalcolorgallery “Coastal Trio” sculpture by Cindy Smith, “Wiscasset maine.com for more in- Left, “Low Tide” by Danielle Madore, and Schooner” by Betsy Palmer, and “Bird’s Eye View of formation. above, “Charm of the Past” by Deborah Pemaquid Light” painting by David Higgins. Stevenson THE FREE PRESS Tuesday, September 21, 2021 15 On Sears Island— Cyanotype Printing Workshop for Families The AmericAn Legion War Memorial Post 30 Cyanotype prints drying on a line on Sears Island PHOTO: ASHLEY MEGQUIER PHONE: 207-236-3310 207-691-2270 Friends of Sears Island will host a cyanotype printing workshop for those ages 12 and up on Sears Island, located off Route 1 just east of Searsport, on Sunday, September 26, from 10 a.m. to noon, with Sandi Cirillo and Ashley Megquier. 2021 Cyanotype is a photographic printing process that uses sunlight and water to create an image. Attendees will col- Membership Drive lect natural materials such as ferns, leaves, feathers and flowers on the island to use in their prints. Using light-sensitized Veterans - be a part of cyanotype paper, each participant will practice making sev- the largest vet organization. eral blue-and-white prints by exposing the paper to the sun with an assemblage of materials placed on it. start of the workshop. Participants must pre-register by email- Meetings are the 1st Thursday Cirillo has been a fiber and mixed-media artist for over ing [email protected]. Registration is com- 25 years and is a retired art educator. Megquier is the out- plete upon receiving a confirmation email. of the month at 7pm reach coordinator for Friends of Sears Island and an artist. For more information, visit friendsofsearsisland.org or go A materials fee of $10 per person will be collected at the to the Friends of Sears Island Facebook page. Stop by 91 Pearl St., Camden Prospective Health Workshop Leaders Sought and join your fellow vets and enjoy Healthy Living for ME, a statewide network of local organ- October 14, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; and “Living Well with the comradery izations, health systems and volunteers, is offering trainings Diabetes,” via Zoom, October 18–21, from 9 a.m. to noon. for those interested in becoming workshop leaders. Any inter- Successful completion of the “Living Well for Better ested Maine resident may participate, as well as staff and Health” leader training is a prerequisite for participation in volunteers from community organizations. the “Living Well with Chronic Pain” and “Living Well with Healthy Living for ME offers free and low-cost workshops Diabetes” trainings. to help people prevent and manage conditions and improve Healthy Living for ME also offers trainings for “Living Well FRESH, NATIVE PRODUCE their overall health and wellness via Zoom, telephone and with HIV,” “Tai Chi for Health and Balance,” “A Matter of 9AM - 6PM 7 DAYS in-person workshops. Upcoming leader trainings include: Balance,” “HealthMatters” and more. “Living Well for Better Health,” in-person in Hallowell, To discuss becoming a leader or to register, phone (800) September 27–30, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; “Living Well with 620-6036 or email [email protected]. WESKEAG Chronic Pain,” via Zoom, October 4–7, from 9 a.m. to noon; More information about resources and programs is avail- “Building Better Caregivers,” in-person in Hallowell on able at healthylivingforme.org. FARMS Buttermilk Lane, Thomaston, 1/2 Mile from Rte. 1 • 594-7555 Belfast Senior College Online Classes Begin BelfastSeniorCollegewillofferonlinecoursesviatheZoom Department from JFK to Biden; Five Hundred Years of Euro- platform during the upcoming fall semester. All registrations pean Art; and Maine Women on the Women of Maine. aretobecompletedonline,andmembershipisrequiredforenroll- Three free, one-day Brown Bag Lunch presentations, ment. Classes began on Tuesday, September 21. The group’s including Introduction to Driving Safely as You Age and annualmeetingwillbeheldviaZoomonSeptember30atnoon. previews of future classes, will also be offered this fall. The curriculum includes nine six-week classes: African View classes and register through belfastseniorcollege.org. American Poets; Deepening Diversity Understanding; Ori- Scholarships are available. The annual membership fee, gins of the Middle East Conflict; Exploring the Andes; The which is valid September 1–August 31, is $25. History of Making Cheese; British Mysteries; The U.S. State Five Town CSD Adult The Island Institute— Education Classes Online Workforce Five Town CSD Adult Education is offering an array of classes with both remote and in-person options. Several addi- Pathways Conference tional classes have been added to the fall semester roster, The Island Institute will host a Workforce Pathways Con- which features classes through the end of February. ference (formerly the Island Teachers Conference), online on Offerings include pickleball instruction; birding; computer Thursday, October 7, and Friday, October 8, for pre-K–12 tune-up instruction; beginning Tai Chi; mindful yoga; knit- island, coastal and rural educators and students, higher edu- ting socks; magic lessons; Middle Eastern dance; and more. cation and workforce organizations, industry leaders, govern- Also available are hundreds of online classes, workforce ment agencies and anyone interested in helping to connect classes, HiSET (high school diploma) tutoring and College young people to meaningful livelihoods through education. Transitions tutoring and advising, with meetings held both The theme is “Connecting the Dots from Kindergarten in person and remotely. to College and Career.” Keynote speakers will be Maine All in-person classes follow state guidelines for COVID- State Economist Amanda Rector and Lawrence Alexander, 19 protocols, including distancing and required masking. a leader in diversity, equity and inclusion. Visit fivetowns.maineadulted.org for more information, Visitislandinstitute.orgtoregister,andformoreinformation. the full schedule and to register, or call 236-7800, option 5. Service Academy Information Night in Portland The offices of Maine’s congressional delegation and Maine coverings will be required. Maritime Academy will host a military academy seminar on There will be a short presentation by representatives from Thursday, September 23, at the Clarion Hotel, located at the various organizations, followed by an opportunity to col- 1230 Congress Street in Portland, from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Reg- lect applications and brochures and speak with the individual istration is from 5:30 to 6:00. representatives. Congressional aides from the offices of U.S. Students, parents and guidance counselors who are inter- Senators Susan Collins and Angus King and Representatives ested in the application process for the United States Mili- Chellie Pingree and Jared Golden will be available to answer tary, Naval, Air Force, Merchant Marine and Coast Guard questions regarding the congressional nomination process. academies, state maritime academies, as well as private mil- To register, phone Maine Maritime Academy at 326-2207 itary colleges, Reserve Officer Training Corps and Nation- or email [email protected]. Preregistration is not al Guard Scholar programs are encouraged to attend. Face required and walk-ins are welcome.

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Participants will have time to reflect together after the walk. Donations will be accepted for upkeep of the labyrinth. The Labyrinth in the Field was created in a Medieval seven- circuit style, based on a 13th-century labyrinth at Chartres Cathedral in France. Unlike a maze with its puzzles and dead ends, labyrinths have only one winding path to the center. They have been used for centuries and in many cultures as a tool for prayer, healing and personal and spiritual growth. The labyrinth is open from dawn to dusk, seven days a week year-round. Email [email protected] for more information, or call 882-4060. Recovery Rally in Rockland Coastal Recovery Community Center, Mid-Coast Recov- ery Coalition and other recovery organizations in Knox County will hold the fourth annual Recovery Rally on Sun- day, September 26, from 1 to 3 p.m. at 11 White Street in Rockland. All are welcome. VISTA members volunteering at Morris Farm in Wiscasset The aim of the gathering is to celebrate recovery victo- ries, mourn those lost to addiction, and bring attention to and Learn How to Become a Host for VISTA Volunteers reduce the stigma surrounding substance abuse disorder. Visit the Coastal Recovery Community Center Facebook Goodwill Northern New England AmeriCorps is seek- over the course of a yearlong or 10-week summer term. page or midcoastrecovery.org for more information. ing additional VISTA host-site partners in Maine and will The Goodwill NNE AmeriCorps VISTA Partnership seeks host informational meetings both online and in person Sep- to alleviate poverty in Maine communities both rural and ‘Love Light Tree’ tember 17–November 3. urban. Focus areas for partner agencies may include public Nonprofits and municipal organizations will learn about health, food security, new Americans, environmental justice, Ceremony in Belfast Goodwill NNE and AmeriCorps and how to begin the educational support, youth development, housing and more. First Church in Belfast, UCC, located at 8 Court Street, process of becoming a site that hosts volunteers. VISTA To RSVP for one of the upcoming meetings or with ques- will hold its annual “Love Light Tree” ceremony on Sun- members help organizations nationwide to build capacity tions, email Scott Dupee at [email protected] day, November 28, at 5 p.m. and serve those in need through capacity-building projects or visit forms.gle/sRMxahLPzwhPRy1c9. The program will include inspirational readings and songs and a reading of the names of area residents who have died. Donation to Come Spring Food Pantry in Union Individuals can have names added to the Love Light list by Marking the donation of pro- purchasing an individual “Love Light” for $5 or a “String ceeds from two Founders Day of Love Lights” for $25. Orders must be received by Novem- chicken barbecues, fro m left: ber 19 to be included in the ceremony. Dale Flint, Edgar Moody, Order forms are available at the church office and the Belfast Frank Nelson, Tristan Gagne, Area Chamber of Commerce, located at 14 Main Street. Tracy Spaulding, Sarah Drick- For more information about the program, call the church ey, Jaine Jacobs, Gary Roberts, at 338-2282. Bill Lombardi and Joshua Marcel Lacasse Memorial Smith PHOTO: LORRAINE FRANCIS Although Union Founders Day Golf Tournament has been canceled for the last two Rockland Rotary Club will hold the Marcel Lacasse years due to the pandemic, the Com- Memorial Golf Tournament on Friday, September 24, at the mon Market and Union Masonic Samoset Resort Golf Club in Rockport. Registration will Lodge 31 continued the traditional begin at 8 a.m.; the tourney’s shotgun start will be at 9:00. Founders Day chicken barbecue, The field is limited to 100 players; registration is first-come, donating $5,500 in proceeds from first-served. The fee is $150 per player or $500 per team, which the meals to the Come Spring Food includesgreensfees,cart,lunchafterthetournamentandprizes. Pantry. Visit facebook.com/RocklandRotary to view the registra- The pantry, in a new location at tion form and sponsorship opportunities. To register, mail a 27 Common Road, serves the towns check, payable to Rockland Rotary, to Hillary Jackson, Rock- of Union, Appleton, Washington, land Rotary, P.O. Box 1811, Rockland, 04841. Searsmont, Warren, Hope and South With questions, phone Kermit Voncannon at 593-6853 or Hope. Their motto is “No one turned email [email protected]. away.” See the Come Spring Food Pantry Facebook page for more information. Searsmont Broadband Expansion Public Meeting The Searsmont Broadband Advisory Task Force will present a free, public informational meeting on Tuesday, Sep- tember 21, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Searsmont Com- munity Building and on Zoom. Conveners will report on the volunteer task force’s progress since it was formed six months ago and present data collected from residents, suggest future actions, answer questions and listen to suggestions. Residents will also hear from people representing the nearby towns of Liberty, Palermo, Montville and Freedom. Those towns, along with Searsmont, make up the Southwest Waldo County Broadband Coalition. For more information, call the Searsmont town office at 342-5411. Visit swwaldobroadband.org for information about the Southwest Waldo County Broadband Coalition. FRIDAY 3-6PM 27 COMMON ROAD JUST OFF RT 17

unionfarmersmarket.org 20 Tuesday, September 21, 2021 THE FREE PRESS ENTERTAINMENT New on DVD & Blu-ray New Movies Released September 21— Week of September 22–September 28 Short descriptions of new movies CRUELLA PG-13/Comedy/Dir: Craig Gillespie (Emma Stone, Emma Thompson, Joel Fry) A creative young THE CARD COUNTER R/Drama/Paul Schrader (Oscar grifter in London befriends a pair of young thieves and Isaac, Tiffany Haddish, Willem Dafoe) A gambler and together they build a life for themselves on the streets. Her former serviceman sets out to reform a young man seeking flair for fashion catches the eye of the Baroness von Hell- revenge on a mutual enemy from their past. man, a fashion legend, but their relationship sets in motion a course of events and revelations that will cause the DAVID BYRNE’S AMERICAN UTOPIA NR/ Docu- younger woman to embrace her wicked side. mentary/Dir: Spike Lee (David Byrne, Jacqueline Acevedo, Gustavo Di Dalva) A filmed version of the 2019 Broadway Recent Releases — musical brings musician David Byrne (Talking Heads) THE CONJURING: THE DEVIL MADE ME DO IT together with 11 musical artists from around the world to R/Horror/Dir: Michael Chaves (Vera Farmiga, Patrick perform songs from across Byrne’s career. Features a Wilson, Ruairi O’Connor) In this sequel to 2013’s “The conversation between Byrne and director Spike Lee. Conjuring,” paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine F9: THE FAST SAGA PG-13/Action/Dir: Justin Lin (Vin Warren investigate a murder that may be linked to a demon- Diesel, Michelle Rodriguez, Jordana Brewster) Dominic is ic possession. leading a quiet life off the grid with his family when a threat DREAM HORSE PG/Comedy/Dir: Euros Lyn (Toni will force him to confront the sins of his past if he’s going Collette, Owen Teale, Alan David) Small-town Welsh to save those he loves. His crew joins to stop a world- bartender Jan Vokes breeds an unlikely racehorse named shattering plot led by a skilled assassin: a man who also Dream Alliance. Despite her inexperience, she convinces happens to be Dom’s forsaken brother, Jakob. her neighbors to chip in their meager earnings to help FREE GUY PG-13/Comedy/Dir: Shawn Levy (Jodie raise the horse, hoping he can compete with the Comer, Ryan Reynolds, Taika Waititi) A bank teller real- Still image from “Things Don’t Stay Fixed” racing elites. izes he is a background character — non-playable — in a THE FATHER PG-13/Drama/Dir: Florian Zeller (Anthony video game called Free City that will soon go offline. New Film by Artist Bo Hopkins, Olivia Colman, Mark Gatiss) Anthony is 80, Talk about an existential crisis. Bartlett at Strand Theatre living defiantly alone and rejecting the caregivers that his GREEN KNIGHT R/Fantasy/Dir: David Lowery daughter, Anne, introduces. Yet help is also becoming a (Dev Patel, Alicia Vikander, Joel Edgerton) The story Strand Theatre will screen the new film “Things Don’t necessity for Anne; she hopes to move to Paris and can’t Stay Fixed” by artist Bo Bartlett on Friday, October 1, at of Sir Gawain, King Arthur’s reckless and headstrong make daily visits anymore, and Anthony’s grip on reality nephew, who embarks on a daring quest to confront the 8 p.m. in conjunction with Rockland’s First Friday Art Walk. is unraveling. A Maine summer resident, Bartlett is known for his docu- Green Knight, a gigantic emerald-skinned stranger mentary film “Snowhill: The Art and Life of Andrew FRENCH EXIT R/Comedy/Dir: Azazel Jacobs (Michelle and tester of men. Wyeth.” The film is rated PG-13. Pfeiffer, Lucas Hedges, Tracy Letts) Her husband has JUNGLE CRUISE PG-13/Adventure/Dir: Jaume Collet- “Things Don’t Stay Fixed” is the story of a worldly pho- been dead for 12 years and, with his vast inheritance Serra (Dwayne Johnson, Emily Blunt, Édgar Ramírez) tojournalist who returns to the Deep South to stop his daugh- gone, socialite Frances Price cashes in the last of her pos- Dr. Lily Houghton enlists the aid of wisecracking skipper ter’s wedding and, he believes, save her future; he then sessions and resolves to live out her days in a borrowed Frank Wolff to take her down the Amazon in his realizes that he has been stuck in the past. According to a apartment in Paris, accompanied by her directionless son. dilapidated boat. news release, the film, inspired by Southern Gothic literary GODZILLA VS. KONG PG-13/Thriller/Dir: Adam THE LOST LEONARDO PG-13/Documentary/ works by Tennessee Williams and Carson McCullers, “is a Wingard (Alexander Skarsgård, Rebecca Hall, Brian Tyree Dir: Andreas Koefoed (Martin Kemp, Robert K. Wittman, surreal and subtle hero’s journey that utilizes powerful Henry) Humanity’s fight for its future sets Godzilla and Jerry Saltz) The inside story behind the “Salvator Mundi,” dreamlike imagery and psychological archetypes.” Kong on a collision course that will see the two most power- the most expensive painting ever sold at $450 million, The film is Bartlett’s first feature and was shot in his home- ful forces of nature on the planet collide in a spectacular claimed to be a long-lost masterpiece by Leonardo da Vinci. town of Columbus, Georgia. His narrative paintings have battle for the ages. From the moment it is purchased from a shady New Orleans been collected by film directors Steve Martin, M. Knight auction house, and its buyers discover masterful brush- Shyamalan and Dennis Hopper as well as museums through- HERE TODAY PG-13/Comedy/Dir: Billy Crystal (Billy Crystal, Tiffany Haddish, Sharon Stone) A veteran comedy strokes beneath its cheap restoration, the fate of the Salvator out the country. Mundi is driven by an insatiable quest for fame, money Visit rocklandstrand.com, email [email protected] writer who is slowly losing his grip on reality befriends a talented young New York street singer. and power. But as its price soars, so do questions about or call 594-0070 for tickets and more information. its authenticity. THE HITMAN’S WIFE’S BODYGUARD R/Action/ Belfast Maskers Postpones Dir: Patrick Hughes (Ryan Reynolds, Samuel L. Jackson, OLD PG-13/Drama/Dir: M. Night Shyamalan (Gael García Salma Hayek) Bodyguard Michael Bryce and hitman Darius Bernal, Vicky Krieps) A family on a tropical holiday dis- and Cancels Shows Kincaid are back on another life-threatening mission. Still covers that the secluded beach where they are staying is Belfast Maskers is postponing scheduled performances of unlicensed and under scrutiny, Bryce is forced into action somehow causing them to age rapidly, reducing their entire the play “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest” until the Waldo by Darius’s even more volatile wife, the infamous interna- lives into a single day. County COVID-19 case rate declines to a safer level. Ticket tional con artist Sonia Kincaid. THE PROTEGE R/Action/Dir: Martin Campbell (Michael purchasers will receive a refund. JUDAS AND THE BLACK MESSIAH R/Biography/ Keaton, Maggie Q, Samuel L. Jackson) Rembrandt and The planned December production of “The Best Christ- Anna, two assassins who share a mysterious past from mas Pageant Ever” will be postponed until December 2022. Dir: Shaka King (Daniel Kaluuya, LaKeith Stanfield, Jesse Plemons) FBI informant William O’Neal infiltrates Vietnam, traverse the globe competing for high-profile Auditions set for Saturday and Sunday, September 25 and contracts. But when Anna’s mentor is murdered, she and 26, are canceled. the Illinois Black Panther Party, tasked with keeping tabs on their charismatic leader Fred Hampton. A career Rembrandt must form an uneasy alliance and return Americana Concert at High thief with some sympathy for their cause, O’Neal must to Vietnam to track down his killer. decide whether to betray the Panthers for his own RESPECT PG-13/Biography/Dir: Liesl Tommy (Jennifer Ridge Farm in Montville advantage. Hudson, Forest Whitaker, Audra McDonald) The rise of Maine-based Americana band Tiger Saw will mark the A QUIET PLACE, PART 2 PG-13/Horror/Dir: John Aretha Franklin’s career, which began in childhood when release of their new album “Wet & Unlucky,” a collabora- Krasinski (Emily Blunt, Cillian Murphy, Millicent Sim- she sang in her father’s church’s choir and progressed tion with Arkansas-based country singer Dylan Earl, at High monds) Following the deadly events at home, the Abbott to international superstardom. Ridge Farm, located at 117 Choate Road in Montville, on family must now face the terrors of the outside world as SHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN Saturday, September 25, at 7 p.m.; doors open at 6:30. they continue their fight for survival in silence. RINGS PG-13/Action/Dir: Destin Daniel Cretton (Simu Dylan Earl will join Tiger Saw for their set and will also Liu, Tony Chiu, Awkwafina) Shang-Chi must confront the play a set of his own original music. Waldo County singer- TOGETHER TOGETHER R/Comedy/Dir: Nikole past he thought he left behind when he is drawn into the songwriter Sara Trunzo will open with some songs from her Beckwith (Patti Harrison, Ed Helms, Rosalind Chao) Matt web of the mysterious Ten Rings organization. new EP that will be released the night before the show. very much wants to be a father, although he has neither wife Tickets, sold on a sliding scale from $10 to $20, will be nor girlfriend. He hires a young, single woman to be a sur- SPACE JAM: A NEW LEGACY PG/Animation/Dir: sold at the door. High Ridge Farm Cider will be available rogate, and the two navigate the emotional ups and downs Malcolm D. Lee (LeBron James, Don Cheadle, Cedric Joe) by the glass or bottle. of pregnancy, their platonic relationship and relationships When LeBron James and his son are trapped in a digital with their friends and family. space, he must get them home by leading Looney Tunes Online Portuguese cartoon characters to victory over a roster of professional THE TRUFFLE HUNTERS PG-13/ Documentary/ basketball stars. O-kay…. Maritime Film Festival Dir: Michael Dweck, Gregory Kershaw (Piero Botto, Sergio Break the Anchor, an initiative that promotes contempo- Cauda, Maria Cicciù) In the forests of Piedmont, Italy, a STILLWATER R/Drama/Dir: Tom McCarthy (Matt rary urban boat culture inspired by traditional seafaring prac- handful of older men hunt for the rare and expensive Alba Damon, Abigail Breslin, Camille Cottin) An American tices, in collaboration with The Apprenticeshop, will host truffle, guided by a secret culture and training passed down oil-rig roughneck travels to Marseille to visit his estranged “Film Festival CineMar: First Exhibition of Portuguese Cin- through generations, as well as by the noses of their cher- daughter who is in prison for a murder she claims she did ema in Relation to the Sea — Films, Conversations and ished and expertly trained dogs. not commit. Bill builds a new life for himself in France as he makes it his personal mission to exonerate his daughter. Workshops” online on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Sep- ZOLA R/Comedy/Dir: Janicza Bravo (Taylour Page, Riley tember 24, 25 and 26, as part of World Maritime Day. Keough, Coleman Domingo) Zola works as a waitress and THE SUICIDE SQUAD R/Action/Dir: James Gunn A number of short films will be shown. Donations are has an encounter with a sex worker named Stefani. Out of (Margot Robbie, Idris Elba, John Cena) Supervillains encouraged but the event is free, with the support of the Min- the blue, Stefani proposes a road trip for a weekend, hitting Harley Quinn, Bloodsport, Peacemaker and a collection of istry of Foreign Affairs of Portugal. the Florida strip club scene in order to make cash. The nutty cons at Belle Reve prison join the super-secret, super- For more information, visit breaktheanchor.com or email scenario also includes Stefani’s boyfriend, Derek, and shady Task Force X as they are dropped off at the remote, Maria do Ceu Oliveira at [email protected]. her aggressive pimp, X. enemy-infused island of Corto Maltese. Tuesday, September 21, 2021 21 THE FREE PRESS CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Submissions Camden Public Library hosts merchant Ecology, via Zoom at noon. Scientist Caitlin mariner Megan Frey for an online slideshow McDonough MacKenzie tells how she and to the Calendar of Events must be of her ocean adventures, such as sailing her team analyzed the text – half a billion made by noon Wednesday before the around Cape Horn on the 1911 barque words – in papers published in 52 ecology Tuesday publication day. Send them, Europa, visiting the Vanuatu Islands in the and conservation journals to answer questions along with your contact information, South Pacific, and traversing the Northwest like: When did the big buzzwords like climate to [email protected] or Passage Sea Route from Alaska to Norway. change, phylogenetics, and biodiversity The Free Press, P.O. Box 1076, For a link, go to librarycamden.org. become popular among researchers? What Charlie Marie Camden, ME 04843-1076. ➤ Talk with Maine Author Eleanor topics that were a part of early ecology work Brackbill, 6:30 p.m. at Rockland Public in the 1930s have dropped out of favor? And NOTEWORTHY Library. From her book “The Queen of how does conservation fit into this story? The Classic country Heartbreak Trail: The Life and Times of free, public webinar is offered by Merryspring for the modern WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22: Harriet Smith Pullen, Pioneering Woman,” Nature Center, in Camden. Request the link by emailing [email protected]. world - with a ➤ Water Expert Gives Third Annual Brackbill tells the story of the Gold Rush Libby Lecture, 3 p.m., streamed live to pioneer who, despite landing broke and COMING UP: Rhode Island alone in Alaska in 1897, launched her umainefoundation.org/live and in person at ➤ “Downeast: Five Maine Girls and twist! University of Maine’s Buchanan Alumni career as the owner of Skagway’s famed Pullen House by single-handedly hauling the Unseen Story of Rural America,” House, in Orono. Catherine L. Kling’s Gigi Georges discusses her nonfiction talk is on “Improving Water Quality: Are prospectors’ provisions into the Yukon, where gold beckoned. For more information, book in the Vose or Virtual Wednesday Pick-your-own Economics and the Environment Always Series on Wednesday, September 29, at at Odds?” She is a professor at Cornell email [email protected]. $10 reserved, 7 p.m. via Zoom. Georges is a former spaced seats University and served on the EPA Science FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24: White House special assistant to the Advisory Board for 10 years. Free. Learn (in advance sponsored by ➤ Marcel Lacasse Memorial Golf president and United States Senate state more at umaine.edu/libbylecture. encouraged) Camden Maine Stay Inn Tournament, sponsored by Rockland director. She and her family live in New ➤ “The Hidden History of Viking Rotary, at the Samoset Resort in Rockport. Hampshire and Southwest Harbor, Maine. and 40 P aper Warrior Women,” via Zoom at 6:30 p.m. $150 entry fee. Scramble format, 8 a.m. For a link to the free talk: call 785-4733, In her free talk hosted by Cushing Public registration, 9 a.m. shotgun start. Proceeds email [email protected], or visit 7:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 24 Library, Nancy Marie Brown tells how in fund scholarships for local high school the library, 392 Common Road, Union. 2017, DNA tests revealed that a Viking 29 Elm Street, Camden * masks required * seniors. Learn more at RocklandRotary.org. ➤ Virtual Talk on White Sharks, Thusday, warrior in a high-status grave in Birka, ➤ September 30, at 6:30 p.m. via Zoom. Sweden, was actually a woman – to the Friday Walking Tours of Historic camdenoperahouse.com, 236-3154 surprise of those still viewing the Viking Downtown Camden, 4 p.m. Fridays Rockland Public Library hosts Kristen age through a Victorian lens. She is the through October 15. The one-hour tour Kibblehouse of the Atlantic White Shark author of “The Real Valkyrie: The Hidden tells of notable places and people as it Conservancy. Her lecture will cover the History of Viking Warrior Women.” To meanders from Camden Public Library to role of sharks in the marine ecosystem and register, call Wendy Roberts at 691-0833 the village green. Reservations: 236-3440. research taking place off Cape Cod, where or email [email protected]. Free; donations to the library suggested. the presence of white sharks close to the shore has affected the community. For a link to ➤ “Forest Weston and the Sounds of a SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25: the free talk, email elewis@rocklandmaine. Variety of Didgeridoos,” 7 p.m. in Vose ➤ Meet the “Residents” of Grove Library’s Vose or Virtual series. Weston gov by 4 p.m. There will be limited seating to Cemetery in Belfast, 1 p.m. Students and view the program via projector at the library. promotes the didgeridoo as a meditational adults will portray historically interesting - Featuring current movies and luxury seating - and healing aid, especially in outdoor citizens buried in Grove Cemetery. Meet CLOSED CAPTION & DESCRIPTIVE AUDIO DEVICES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST settings. He often accompanies groups Dr. John S. Osborn, Belfast’s first doctor; MUSIC playing Celtic and other folk music. If Joseph Wilson, Civil War soldier; and Anne US. Rt. 1, Thomaston/Rockland line you opt to attend virtually, call 785-4733, Crosby Johnson, Belfast benefactress. The email [email protected] or stop in WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22: MOVIE HOTLINE: (207) 594-2100 cemetery is at 21 Belmont Avenue. Meet at ➤ Rocks and Roots in Thomaston’s for the Zoom link. Vose Library is at 392 the chapel. A donation of $10 is suggested. Open 7 Days A Week | www.flagshipcinemas.com Common Road in Union. Behind the Block Music Series, from MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27: 5:30 p.m. to dusk. The new midcoast group THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23: ➤ brings a danceable blend of bluegrass, rock, ➤ “A World on the Wing: The Global Final Owls Head Village Library Odyssey of Migratory Birds,” via Zoom blues and Americana to the free show behind Garden Gathering of the Season, 4 p.m. at noon. Scott Weidensaul discusses his Thomaston’s business block. It’s sponsored at the home of Diane and Stephen Nelson, acclaimed new book and shares the latest by nonprofit Thomaston Main Street. Next 86 Lucia Beach Road, Owls Head. With findings about this natural phenomenon, Wednesday, September 29, The Cattails. speaker Lynn Tierney of Owls Head, which includes Maine’s Blackpoll warbler, former deputy fire commissioner of the FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24: IHG a chickadee-sized bird that makes a 12,000- ➤ Camden Opera House SoundCheck: FDNY, giving a talk on “9/11/2001: mile round-trip migration. They breed Twenty Years Later – A Survivor’s Charlie Marie, 7:30 p.m. The Rolling on Maine mountaintops and north across View of the Day.” Bring a chair or blanket. Stone Country Music Pick delivers Canada to Alaska. This time of year, they’re Simple refreshments served. RSVP to classic country for the modern world, fattening up in Maine before departing for DOWNTOWN [email protected]. with a Rhode Island twist. $10, with COLONIAL South America on a journey that may take BELFAST ➤ advance purchase encouraged at THEATRE “Boothbay Harbor’s Wharfscape: them three days of nonstop flying over the camdenoperahouse.com. The show Structures, Territory, and Life at open ocean. The free webinar is sponsored will also stream free to Facebook. Now Open Wednesdays to Sundays Water’s Edge,” 4:30 p.m. via Zoom. by the Natural Resources Council of Maine. The free talk offered by Boothbay Region Head to nrcm.org to register. Bird lovers can SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25: See Website or Phone Us ➤ Historical Society features William Keller, also check out Cornell Lab of Ornithology’s DaPonte String Quartet Playing at For Titles and Showtimes an architecture historian interested in the Migration Celebration 2021, with free Ocean View Grange in Port Clyde, at landscapes we experience in the course of online events, including seminars at noon 5 p.m. Go to daponte.org for details. COLONIALTHEATRE.COM • 338-1930 our daily lives. He will examine Boothbay Wednesday, September 22, on the magic Harbor’s wharf environments – created by of eBird and Friday, September 24, also FILM fisheries, shipbuilding, and other marine- at noon, on the BirdCast team that creates oriented businesses – for their key role in forecasts of when and where birds are flying TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21: building and reflecting community identity. en masse. Visit birds.cornell.edu. Email [email protected] for the link. ➤ 17th Camden International Film ➤ “Experiences of a Young Woman TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28: Festival, the documentary fest and Merchant Mariner,” 6:30 p.m. via Zoom. ➤ Talk on the Changing Language of launchpad for emerging filmmakers, Wish your friends, loved ones (and yes your fur loves ❤) 345 Main St. Rockland FILMS Tickets available on our a Happy Birthday website or at the Box Office 30 min. prior to showtime. Sept 20 - 24 or Happy Anniversary DAVID BYRNE’S AMERICAN UTOPIA Mon 7:00 | Tue 1:00, 7:00 in Wed 7:00 | Thu 7:00 Fri 5:30, 8:00 The Free Press Sept 25 - 30 The Courier-Gazette THE TRUFFLE & The Camden Herald HUNTERS Sat 5:30, 8:00 or The Republican Journal Sun 3:00, 5:30 | Mon 7:00 Tue 1:00, 7:00 Wed 7:00 | Thu 7:00 COVID safety protocols Contact Jody at are in place at the theater 594-4407, Ext. 110 Please visit our website: RocklandStrand.com or email or call: 207-594-0070 for possible changes and [email protected] updates to our schedule 22 Tuesday, September 21, 2021 THE FREE PRESS CALENDAR OF EVENTS continues virtually and at Rockport’s Shotwell to express dream imagery through a medium thespian Joseph Coté will read aloud from the surreal creatures using stop-motion photography. Drive-In through Sunday. Details are at other than clay. All art sale proceeds benefit the week’s selection of fiction or nonfiction. ➤ Maine Craft Weekend, Saturday and Pointsnorthinstitute.org. library’s community programs. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25: Sunday, October 2 and 3, a statewide tour of ➤ Intergenerational Book Club at Thomaston Maine craft studios, businesses, and events, and FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24: ➤ Belfast Maskers Auditions for “The Best ➤ Public Library, 2:30 p.m. The Intergenerational an opportunity for the public to explore the life CineMar Film Festival, 1st Exhibition of Book Club will meet both online and in person to Christmas Pageant Ever,” are CANCELED. and work of craft artists and craft businesses Portuguese Cinema in Relation to the Sea, offers discuss “The Signature of All Things” by Elizabeth ➤ Sampler Program “my fingers on the throughout the state. For a full event drectory and virtual movies, conversations and workshops Gilbert. The selection for the book club’s October canvas move….” 3 p.m. at Pownalborough interactive maps, head to mainecraftweekend.org. Friday to Sunday, in a collaboration of Break the Court House, off Route 218 in Dresden. Lincoln 19 discussion will be the memoir “Eat a Peach” by ➤ “Capturing Details with Graphite,” via Anchor and Rockland’s The Apprenticeshop. The County Historical Association hosts Susan Jerome, David Chang. Everyone is welcome to join the club. Zoom on Tuesdays, October 5, 12, 19 and 26. festival is geared toward education, addressing collections manager at University of Rhode Whitney River leads the class offered virtually different student age groups. Donations to Break WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22: Island Historic Textile and Costume Collection, by Rockland’s Farnsworth Art Musuem. $144, the Anchor or The Apprenticeshop are taken but ➤ for the program on antique samplers. Learn how Art & Journaling Meetings on Zoom, $120 members. Farnsworthmuseum.org. the event is free with support from the Ministry of 4 to 5 p.m. Join Camden Public Library’s textile history and technological changes in fabric Foreign Affairs – Portuguese Communities. Learn creative group for a different project every production influenced the slow demise of samplers more at breaktheanchor.com. Wednesday. Email [email protected] if during the 19th century. Proper storage of textiles HOME & GARDEN you would like to be emailed project ideas and and family samplers will be covered, and LCHA’s a link to the Zoom meeting. collection of historic samplers will be on display. ARTS Free and open to all. RSVPs encouraged by TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23: ➤ “Herbs for the Chef’s Garden” Hosted ➤ emailing [email protected]. Boothbay Region Art Foundation ARTinME ➤ Talk by Cyanotype Artist Deborah by Merryspring Nature Center, Camden, via 2021 Open for Entries, to full- and part-time Loughlin, 6 to 7 p.m. via Zoom. Camden Public SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26: Zoom at noon. Denise DeSpirito will talk about Maine residents. The annual statewide exhibit Library’s Artist of the Month talks about her ➤ Cyanotype Printing Workshop on Sears how to grow culinary herbs from around the welcomes entries from contemporary artists who inspiration, creative process, and how her work Island, from 10 a.m to noon, with Sandi Cirillo and world. She will cover the classics, as well as work in drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture continues to evolve. Register at librarycamden. Ashley Megquier. Cyanotype is a photographic more obscure herbs like epazote, perilla, papalo, and mixed media. Submissions are due October 1 org. A reception for her show, “Cyan: The printing process that uses sunlight and water to and other plants, for a chef’s cutting garden. by midnight. Keith Oehmig, director, Wiscasset Bay Blues of Art-Making,” will be held Saturday, create an image. Workshop attendees will be given This talk is part of Merryspring’s Online Summer Gallery in Wiscasset, will serve as this year’s juror. September 25, from 2 to 4 p.m. time to roam on Sears Island and collect interesting Talk series, open to everybody, free of charge. Individual awards amounting up to $1,600 will be natural materials such as ferns, leaves, feathers and ➤ “Talking Art in Maine: Intimate THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23: presented during the opening reception on Saturday, flowers to use in their prints. Using light-sensitized Conversations,” with host Jane Dahmen and ➤ October 16. Details are at boothbayartists.org. cyanotype paper, each participant will practice UMaine Extension Webinar on guest Jean Jack, at 7 p.m. at Lincoln Theater, Dehydrating and Freezing for Food ➤ Penobscot Marine Museum Seeks making several blue-and-white prints by exposing Damariscotta, in the free series of one-on-one Preservation, 6 to 7:30 p.m. Learn how to Volunteers for Twilight Tours, the museum’s them to the sun with an assemblage of materials conversations between Dahmen and notable blanch, freeze, and dehydrate food safely. $5. annual end-of-season event, the evening of Friday, placed on top. This program is for adults and artists and curators who have made a substantial Register at extension.umaine.edu/register/shop. October 15. Volunteers are needed to play the children ages 12 and up. A materials fee of $10 per contribution to the arts in the state of Maine. spirits of those lost at sea, as well as to take tickets person will be collected at the start of the workshop. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24: Jack’s paintings explore the relationship between Participants must register by emailing outreach@ and hang posters. Twilight Tours is an outdoor ➤ Virtual Common Ground Country Fair landscape and buildings. Tickets for this free event friendsofsearsisland.org. Registration is complete event with volunteer actors stationed throughout Content, at the Maine Organic Farmers and the Searsport museum’s campus. Volunteers will may be reserved through the online box office. upon receiving a confirmation email. ➤ Gardeners Association website, mofga.org. See be required to attend a dress rehearsal via Zoom “Home: The House as a Mirror” with MJ COMING UP: new, free educational content that celebrates the the evening of Tuesday, October 5. For more Viano Crowe, 1 to 5 p.m. on three Thursdays, ➤ Opening Reception for Four New Shows spirit of the fair, and a list of vendors and exhibitors. information or to volunteer, email Jeana Ganskop September 23, 30 and October 7, at Gamble at [email protected]. Education Center on Farnsworth Art Museum’s at CMCA, Center for Maine Contemporary Art, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25: downtown Rockland campus. Create a multifolding, in Rockland, on Saturday, October 2, from 4 to ➤ Mushroom Walk at Erickson Fields TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21: two-sided accordion book with images and text 6 p.m., preceded by a 3:30 p.m. gallery talk by Preserve, 10 a.m. to noon at Erickson Fields ➤ Exhibition of Paintings by George that investigates your relationship to “home.” some of the artists. “Ryan Adams: Lessons” is Preserve, 164 West Street, Rockport. Maine Portland-based artist Adams’ solo exhibition Pearlman, at Jackson Memorial Library, $180, $156 members: farnsworthmuseum.org. Coast Heritage Trust steward and naturalist Kirk 71 Main Street, Tenants Harbor. The show with a 33-foot-long mural in the lobby. “Spatial Gentalen will lead a guided hunt for natural begins today and runs through October 29 with FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24: Relations” presents new and recent sculptures treasures of the forest and fields during the free a reception on Friday, October 1, between 5 and ➤ Explorations Read-Aloud for Adults, by Elizabeth Atterbury, Gordon Hall and Anna walk. Register at aldermere.org/mushroom. 7 p.m. Pearlman is a ceramicist with a studio in Fridays at 11 a.m. on Camden Public Library’s Hepler in the Main Gallery. “Into Action” is a For more information, call 236-2739. Tenants Harbor. His paintings began as a way Facebook page and YouTube channel. Local group show featuring photography and photo- based works set in nature. “Hiraki Sawa: Absent” TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28: presents the internationally acclaimed video ➤ Webinar on Sugarbush Leasing, presented artist’s video of a world populated by a parade of by University of Maine Cooperative Extension Music Behind The Block 2.0 Thomaston Municipal Building Front Lawn Watts Hall in the Event of Inclement Weather Concerts Featuring Local Artists Sponsored by Brooks Trap Mill & Lyman-Morse ROCKS AND ROOTS Wednesday, September 22, 2021 5:30PM-Dusk

Rocks and Roots is a new Midcoast group whose unique blend of bluegrass, rock, blues and Americana will have you siging and dancing along!

The CATTAILS Wednesday, September 29, 2021 5:30PM-Dusk

Louisa Stancioff and Cara Lauzon are a dynamic duo who play a mix of heartfelt originals, classic country and old-time music.

Music Behind the Block 2.0 is coordinated by Thomaston Main Street, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the economic and cultural needs of our downtown. Tuesday, September 21, 2021 23 THE FREE PRESS CALENDAR OF EVENTS and Land for Good, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. It will Public Library, 10:30 a.m. A themed musical snacks provided. The Cold Toes Taco Truck will Academy building. Standing and chair routines include resources and best practices for assessing storytime, with dancing, songs, rhymes, and two also be on-site. Until the end of September, any using light weights, resistance bands, and small land value and land leases, and discussions books for toddlers to early elementary age. time you hike, run, bike or paddle you can log fitness balls. All fitness levels welcome. Free, of case studies relevant to maple producers ➤ Outdoor Story Time at Jackson Memorial your miles as part of Coastal Mountains’ Trails donations taken. considering a lease agreement. Jason Lilley, Library, Tenants Harbor, Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m. Challenge. Every mile logged equals $1 being ➤ Knox Clinic Men’s Walking Group, UMaine Extension sustainable agriculture ➤ Virtual Breastfeeding Support Group, donated from local businesses to support trails. Tuesdays at 5 p.m. through September 28, professional, and Mike Ghia, Land for Good Tuesdays from 12:30 to 2 p.m. The informal For more information, or to add your miles, visit rain or shine. Meet at the Knox Clinic parking Vermont field agent, will lead the webinar. $10, group provides interaction as well as individual coastalmountains.org. lot, 22 White Street, Rockland. More info: Register at extension.umaine.edu/register/shop. assistance. Women wanting more information MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27: 301-6993. are also welcome. For online access: 301-3950 ➤ COMING UP: ➤ Emerging LGBTQ+ Leaders Online Searsmont Broadband Expansion Public or journeytohealth.coursestorm.com. ➤ “Woodland Stewardship Workshop: After Meetings, for ages 16 to 22, Mondays from 3 to Information Meeting, 6:30 p.m., at Searsmont ➤ the Harvest,” Thursday, September 30, from 1 LGBTQ+ Online Youth Group, for ages 9 4 p.m. Out Maine hosts the virtual meet-ups where Community Center and via Zoom. The meeting to 3 p.m. Join Maine Forest Service and District to 13, Tuesdays from 4 to 5 p.m. Hang out, try a LGBTQ+ young adults can share knowledge and will report to Searsmont residents on the Forester Alyssa Gregory and Waldo County workshop, play games and connect with peers. increase their leadership and facilitation skills. volunteer Searsmont Broadband Advisory Soil and Water Conservation District Technical Visit OutMaine.org for details. Email [email protected] for details. Task Force’s progress since it was formed Director Aleta McKeage for a walk-and-talk to WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22: six months ago. It will present data collected COMING UP: from residents and mapping on Searsmont’s explore forest regeneration and management ➤ Book Time for Babies with Camden Public considerations after a recent harvest. Directions to ➤ Autumn Ecology Nature Walk for Families, low level of internet service, suggest future Library’s Miss Amy, 10 to 11 a.m. Outdoor at Merryspring Nature Center, Camden, on actions, answer questions and listen to 35 Cates Road, in Jackson: Avoid Underpass Road story times in the Camden Amphitheatre themed Saturday, October 2, at 10 a.m. All ages are residents’ suggestions. Residents will also hear route (not well maintained) and take Valley Road for toddlers and babies on Wednesday mornings. invited on a one-hour walk to see fall foliage and from people representing Liberty, Palermo, to Littlefield Road. Cates will be on your right. Bring a blanket. Weather permitting. For more From Cates, take the second driveway on the right. learn how and why leaves change color, identify Montville and Freedom. Those towns, along info, email [email protected]. trees, look for evidence of animals and learn how ➤ with Searsmont, make up the Southwest Waldo Preschool Storytime at Rockland Public they prepare for winter, and watch for other signs County Broadband Coalition. Learn more at FOOD & DRINK Library, 10:30 a.m. Miss Katie reads favorite of the changing season. This program is part of swwaldobroadband.org. picture books on the lawn. Bring a hat and blanket. the Free Family Programs series at Merryspring ➤ ➤ Healthy Lincoln County Weekly FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24: LGBTQ+ Teen Group, for ages 13 to 17, and is free to all ages. Registration required: Meditation Group, Tuesdays from 7 to via Zoom on Wednesdays, 4 to 5 p.m. Hang out, ➤ Belfast Farmers Market, outside Waterfall 236-2239 or [email protected]. 7:30 p.m. via Zoom. The group is free and try a workshop, play games and connect with Arts, 256 High Street, Fridays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., rain everyone is welcome. For more info and to peers. Go to OutMaine.org for details. or shine. SNAP, Maine Harvest Bucks accepted. MISCELLANEOUS register: 622-7566, ext. 236, or lemmons@ ➤ Union Farmers Market, at a new location, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23: healthylincolncounty.org. 27 Common Road, just off Route 17, Fridays, ➤ Outdoor Story Time with Miss Amy of ➤ Five Town Adult 3 to 6 p.m., through October 8. SNAP, Maine Camden Public Library, from 10 to 11 a.m. Education Offers Fall and Harvest Bucks accepted. Thursdays and Fridays, geared toward Winter Classes Two Ways, OBITUARIES in person and virtually, starting SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25: preschool-aged children. Bring a blanket to sit soon, with topics ranging ➤ on. Weather permitting. For more information, Paid print obituaries may be submitted to the Apple Cider Pressing in Damariscotta, email [email protected]. from how to knit socks or Coastal Rivers Conservation Trust invites groups advertising department of The Free Press. ➤ Babytime with Miss Katie of Rockland run an Airbnb to recognizing of up to six people to bring their own apples and birds by sound or publishing a Contact [email protected] jugs to Coastal Rivers Salt Bay Farm to make Public Library, 10:30 a.m. New and familiar nursery rhymes in a storytime is for little ones, book. Details are at fivetowns. for more information. sweet apple cider. Coastal Rivers will supply the maineadulted.org. old-fashioned cider press, a wash station, and with lots of songs and one short story at the end. instructions. There are four half-hour slots available ➤ Virtual Postpartum Support Group, 11 a.m. TUESDAY, NOTICES between 1 and 3 p.m. If all slots are filled, Coastal to 12:30 p.m. The group was created by women SEPTEMBER 21: who have gone through challenging postpartum Rivers may schedule a second date. The program is ➤ Eighth Annual Maine Nancy Parkman Akers Veselinka Kriste free. Registration is required at coastalrivers.org. experiences or who have been educated on Wisdom Summit, 8 a.m. to postpartum experiences. It is a safe place for new Died Tues., Sept. 14, 2021 Died Tues., Sept. 7, 2021 4 p.m., virtual, open to all Age 88; Condolences and Age 65; Condolences and and pregnant mothers and families to talk, listen, who are interested, and KIDS & PARENTS get support and gain education. The free group memories may be shared at memories may be shared at designed for health care longfuneralhomecamden.com. longfuneralhomecamden.com. meets second and fourth Thursdays of the month. providers, social service and ➤ Deadline for Entries to Strand Youth Film For more information, call 505-4140. Registration: Allen Andrew Carter Susan Cowan Conrad behavioral health professionals, Fest Extended, to October 31. The festival is journeytohealth.coursestorm.com or 301-3950. Died Sun., Sept. 12, 2021 Died Sun., Sept. 5, 2021 for young people in midcoast Maine ages 9 to legislators, municipal Age 70; Condolences and Age 74; Condolences and 18. Learn more at rocklandstrand.com. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25: officials, building developers, memories may be shared at memories may be shared at ➤ advocates and researchers. ➤ Monarch Butterfly Activity Kits for “Pollinator Palooza” at Coastal Rivers www.bchfh.com. longfuneralhomecamden.com. Mainecouncilonaging.org. Kids, Friends of Sears Island offers the free Salt Bay Farm, Damariscotta. Coastal Rivers Ralph W. Russell Marjorie H. Martin ➤ grab-and-go activity kits through September Conservation Trust hosts the family program Belfast Senior Center, Died Sun., Sept. 12, 2021 Died Sun., Sept. 5, 2021 30 for children ages 5 to 12. To request a free focused on pollinators. Naturalists will offer open to fully vaccinated people Age 84; Condolences and Age 93; Condolences and kit, email [email protected], a brief introduction to the world of pollinators 60 and older, Tuesdays from memories may be shared at memories may be shared at then pick up at Carver Memorial Library in and lead a short, gentle hike in the fields to 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Belfast www.bchfh.com. www.bchfh.com. Searsport. There will be a Monarch Butterfly see pollinators at work. Following the hike, Boathouse. Table games, Stephen R. Blackman Judith Ann Dinsmore StoryWalk for Children on Sears Island with participants will make a small craft to take puzzles, socializing, coffee Died Thurs., Sept. 9, 2021 Died Sun., Aug. 22, 2021 laminated pages of the book “Monarch! Come home. The program for all ages is free of charge. and lunch at noon. Donations Age 79; Condolences and Age 76; Condolences and Play with Me” by Ba Rea through October 5. Registration is required at coastalrivers.org. taken. Details: BelfastSenior@ memories may be shared at memories may be shared at ➤ Family Fun Bike Ride, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. gmail.com. www.bchfh.com. longfuneralhomecamden.com. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21: Riders of all ages and abilities are invited to join ➤ Free Senior Exercise Class ➤ William Stinson Sr. Rockport Public Library In-Person Sidecountry Sports and Coastal Mountains Land at Thomaston Public Library, Died Tues., Sept. 7, 2021 Storytimes, 10:30 a.m. Aimed at kids up to age 5. Trust to celebrate the Trails Challenge. Bring led by Sandy Bodamer, 11 to Age 65; Condolences and Join Mr. Ben to read picture books and do a craft. your bike and meet at the Thorndike Brook 11:45 a.m. on Tuesdays and memories may be shared at ➤ Storytime with Miss Katie at Rockland Trailhead in Hope. There will be group rides and Thursdays in the gym of the longfuneralhomecamden.com. FREE to Worship A weekly feature in The Free Press Contact Glenn Billington: [email protected]

The Episcopal Church welcomes you! John Street First Congregational InSunday Person Services Worship Church of Camden Shalom 7:30Our a.m. Services & 10:00 a.m. & ClassesSundays, United Methodist Church We welcome all to Holy Communionare ONLINE An open and affirming 9:30 a.m. Wednesdays Adas Yoshuron Synagogue 98 John Street, Camden, ME 04843 congregation of the 7:30See our and website 9:30* for schedules am See our Website (207)236-3829 [email protected] United Church of Christ 50 Willow St., Rockland *Nursery forand Sundaydetails links toSchool and services available online on Unaffiliated ~All-inclusive Facebook and YouTube. Sunday Worship 11:00 – Childcare Available Join Us for Zoom Worship Sundays at 9:30 am. Sunday School meets by Zoom at 8:45. classes & programs. To be added to the Zoom lists, call the church office. For schedule: Call 594-4523 or 33 Chestnut Street ● 236-3680 ● www.stthomascamdenme.org 33 Chestnut Street • 236-3680 • www.stthomascamdenme.org We Welcome All Persons 55 Elm St., Camden 236-4821 camdenucc.org visit www.AdasYoshuron.org

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22: Mountains Land Trust, from 1 to 3 p.m. Racers will opt for a 13.1-mile half-marathon or patrons. To register and receive the link, contact ➤ Black Lives Matter Vigils in Rockland, Discover a lesser-known trail from the Ducktrap a 5.5-mile race. This single-loop course brings [email protected]. Wednesdays at Chapman Park (corner of Park Preserve trailhead on Route 52 to Tanglewood’s runners over steep hills, through the woods, past ➤ Disaster Preparedness Workshop Teaches and Main, by Walgreens) from noon to 1 p.m. extensive hiking system. This walk will be ponds and has about 1,000 feet of elevation with Strategies for Emergencies, at 6 p.m. via Everyone is invited. Wear a mask. More info at almost four miles round-trip. Participants can lots of technical single-track. Fees are $35 for the Zoom. Camden Public Library hosts the 385-7452 or [email protected]. drop off a car at Tanglewood’s camp parking lot half-marathon, and $25 for the 5.5-miler. This race Midcoast Medical Reserve Corps and the Federal ➤ Carver Memorial Library Offers Five for a shorter adventure. For details, email info@ is currently capped at 125 entrants, with a waitlist. Emergency Management Agency for a workshop Animal Qigong, on the library’s back lawn coastalmountains.org. To learn more, go to midcoastconservancy.org. that will introduce concepts from the Ready. ➤ in Searsport, Wednesdays at 3 p.m. If there Waldo County Republicans General Meeting, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26: gov OPEN program. The program is designed is enough interest, it will continue into 6:30 p.m. at the WCRC office, 230 Searsport ➤ to teach participants how to identify risks, locate Avenue, Belfast. Guest speaker Walt Whitcomb Rockland Bicycle Club Weekly Ride, resources, and take preparedness actions. The October. The Five Animal Qigong Form is a meets at 9 a.m. Sundays at South School, traditional Qigong form used throughout China will discuss Maine agriculture and Question 3. registration link is at librarycamden.org. 30 Broadway, Rockland. Wear a helmet. Rides ➤ with regional variations; this is the Wudang FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24: continue through September, ending with the Medicare Options 2022, with Renata Lahner Mountain form. Free, donations taken. ➤ Yoga in Camden Amphitheatre, 9 to 10 a.m. Rockland Classic, a ride to Marshall Point and Nancy Schultz, with two options: today at ➤ Mid-coast Chapter of Maine Genealogical Take in views of Camden Harbor while being Lighthouse in Port Clyde. The Classic is free 2 p.m. and Wednesday, September 29, at 6 p.m. Society to Meet, 6:30 p.m. at Rockport Public guided through a sequence of poses with and open to all. For more information, visit the at Rockport Public Library. Learn about Library. Use the main door on Limerock Street certified instructor Denyse Robinson. All levels Rockland Bicycle Club’s Facebook page. Medicare options for the upcoming open and take the stairs to the lower-level Rockport welcome. Donations accepted, with a portion enrollment for 2022. Lahner and Schultz have Room. All are welcome. going to Camden Public Library. For more info, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27: over 20 years of Medicare experience. For more ➤ Autumn Equinox Candlelight Walk at the and to sign up for weather notifications: ➤ Camden Public Library’s Walsh History information, call the library at 236-3642. Labyrinth in Edgecomb, starting at 6:30 p.m. 975-5325 or [email protected]. Center Hour on Zoom, 1 p.m. The Walsh COMING UP: on the grounds of Edgecomb Community Church, ➤ Online Chess Club, with matches every Friday History Center will try to find an answer to ➤ your Camden history questions. Email kgross@ Spectrum Generations Offers Aging in UCC. It will be guided by Pastor Kate Pinkham, from 4 to 6 p.m. Members may also challenge the Right Place Forum and Free Vaccination who will give a short introduction followed other members at any time. Join at lichess.org/ librarycamden.org for the link. ➤ Clinic, at Inn Along the Way, 741 Main Street by time to reflect together after the walk. The team/camden-chess-club. For more info, email Yoga Nidra in Camden Amphitheatre, in Damariscotta, Thursday, September 23, from labyrinth is next to the church building at 15 Cross Evan Annis at [email protected]. 4 to 5 p.m. Guided meditation led by health 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. This year’s forum will focus Point Road, Edgecomb. It is seven-circuit ➤ Knox County Homeless Coalition and wellness coach Hester Kohl Brooks. Bring on “The Speedbumps of Aging: How Do We Chartres-style, designed after a 13th-century Announces Third Annual One Night Without a something comfortable to lie or sit on. Free, Welcome the Transitions of Life?” and will labyrinth at Chartres Cathedral in France. For Home Event, a fundraiser where anyone can start donations accepted, with a portion going to address the difficulties encountered during the more info, email [email protected] or a team, join a friend’s team, or simply donate by Camden Public Library. For more information various transitions of aging and how to cope call the office at 882-4060. The event is free to all. visiting homehelphope.org/ONWAH2021. The and to sign up: [email protected]. with the change of life. There will be no fee The labyrinth is open dawn to dusk, year-round – “sleep-out” begins tonight, and ends at 6 a.m. on ➤ Coastal Senior College Offers Fall Speaker for attendees, but registration is required at but snow is not removed during winter months. Saturday, September 25, on the village green in Series – Open to All, Coastal Senior College spectrumgenerations.org. The keynote is provided Camden. Educational programming is planned for THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23: continues its Brown Bag Series for CSC by Juanita Roushdy, a resident of Bremen, who participants throughout the evening. members and, new this fall, to nonmembers. will touch on her journey through two retirements ➤ Tai Chi in Camden Amphitheatre, noon to SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25: Jayne Gordon hosts the series, via Zoom from and life lessons as she found her right place to age. 1 p.m. Instructor Anna Dembska leads classes for ➤ ➤ noon to 1 p.m. on Mondays, with an artist, Virtual Info Sessions with Food Addicts all levels. A portion of donations collected benefits Clothing and Bake Sale at Broad Cove a diplomat, an architect, and a teacher. On the library. For more info and to sign up for in Recovery Anonymous, for those who may Church, 89 Pleasant Point Road, Cushing, on September 27, Winslow Myers presents “Walter weather notifications: [email protected]. be struggling with food obsession, overeating, Saturdays from 8 to 10 a.m. through September. Murch: A Painter’s Painter.” On October 4, Bob ➤ undereating or bulimia. Sessions online and by Trails Challenge Hiking Series of Coastal Clothes are $5 a bag. Rackmales discusses “Grace Under Pressure: phone are set for Tuesday, October 5, at 6:30 p.m. ➤ Saturday Yoga in Camden Hazards of the Foreign Service.” On October and Saturday, November 6, at 8:30 a.m. For Amphitheatre, 8:30 to 25, Arne Aho talks about “Sketching as a Means phone and online access information, call 9:45 a.m. Be guided through of Seeing.” On November 1, Caroline Janover Kate V. at 529-5550 or send an email to a sequence of yoga poses with presents “Learning Differences and Islands of [email protected]. certified instructor Denyse Competency.” Register at coastalseniorcollege. ➤ Midcoast Conservancy Forest Bathing Robinson. All levels welcome. org. All four programs are offered free to CSC Workshop, join Forest Therapy Guide Susan Donations accepted, with members. Nonmembers pay $10 per talk, or $30 Bickford at Hidden Valley Nature Center in a portion going to Camden for the series. A yearly membership is $25. Jefferson on Saturday, October 9, from 9 a.m. to Public Library. For more noon. Bickford will guide participants through information: denyserobinson@ TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28: several invitations to awaken the senses and gmail.com or 975-5325. ➤ Sheriff’s Office to Provide Liquor Law slow down. The pace will allow people to www.DestinationWellnessME.com (Register to be contacted if Training, Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office notice what is in motion along the trail; time classes are canceled.) offers the Responsible Beverage Service may be spent sitting with a certain tree for a bit. Making Wellness A Mainstay Of Life ➤ Race Through the Woods Training, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. via Zoom. It Attendees will share observations in council. Returns to Hidden Valley will cover Maine liquor laws as well as best In all, the group won’t walk very far, maybe a Nature Center, in Jefferson. practices for managing a bar or restaurant mile in the three hours of the workshop. Forest that serves Bathing is a gentle restorative and meditative alcohol. way of being in nature. To conclude, the group Topics include will share a foraged tea together. The workshop ★ ★ how to is $20 for Midcoast Conservancy members, $25 ASTROlogically★ identify a fake for others. Register at midcoastconservancy.org. ★ ID and how to ➤ Workforce Pathways Conference, Island ★ WITH ANANUR appropriately Institute, based in Rockland, hosts the two-day, card anyone virtual conference Thursday and Friday, October 7 that looks and 8. The theme is “Connecting the Dots from SEPTEMBER 22 TO SEPTEMBER 28 under the Kindergarten to College and Career,” and the age of 27. goal is to connect island and coastal educators and Wednesday, September 22 — The Sun moves into Libra until Wednesday, is taking place — I’m referring to Venus The course industry leaders to help guide Maine students and also covers adults toward promising workforce pathways; to at 3:21 p.m., until October 22. Libra is the star sign of in Scorpio and Neptune in Pisces. There is a possibility of how to avoid improve individual livelihoods; and to strengthen balance, justice, romance, beauty and harmony. Today is meeting your mate if this aspect coincides with your natal overserving communities. Islandinstitute.org. the day of equality, the autumn equinox. Mercury is in a chart. This is a romantic time for married people, too. complex aspect with Pluto until noon. Suspicious thoughts Monday, September 27 — Mercury turns retrograde have got your full attention. Venus in Scorpio is opposite at 1:10 a.m., until October 18. There are now six planets Uranus in Taurus until tomorrow. Electrically charged retrograde: Mercury, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and sexual attractions take place. You’re filled with thoughts Pluto — and the asteroid Chiron makes seven. This is the of the possibilities. worst time to start a business. While Mercury is retrograde, Thursday, September 23 — Venus remains in the elec- be careful not to make any assumptions. This is the time trically charged aspect to Uranus until noon. Have you met when miscommunications take place. Electrical machinery someone interesting? Mars moves into a super-fine aspect is known to break down, including computers, phones, cars with Saturn, until Saturday. You can accomplish plenty. and trucks. Travel plans won’t turn out the way you hoped. ! This aspect helps you to be organized. This works well for Use your organizational power to accomplish your goals those born: 1/25 – 1/29, 3/25 – 3/30, 5/26 – 5/30, 9/24 – with the Sun and Mars in a super-fine aspect with Saturn 9/29 and 11/28 – 12/1 of any year. until tomorrow. Friday, September 24 — Mars and Saturn continue to Tuesday, September 28 — The Moon enters family- offer increased concentration. The energy is chaotic from oriented Cancer at 9:34 a.m., until Thursday night. The 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. while the Moon is conjunct Uranus in Moon will be in a positive aspect with Uranus from noon Taurus. Circumstances shift. The Moon is opposite Venus until 2 p.m., bolstering creative expression. The Sun in Scorpio from 2:15 until 4:15 p.m., which is an ideal time remains in a super-fine aspect with Saturn until tomorrow. to relax and forget worrying. Venus and Neptune are still in a super-fine aspect, invit- Saturday, September 25 — Your emotions are intense ing unconditional love to lead the way until Wednesday while the Moon in Taurus is in a super-fine aspect with Plu- afternoon. Venus is aspecting Jupiter until Thursday. This to from 7 until 9 a.m. Communications are frustrating from aspect is testing your ability to avoid acting out addictive 9 until 11 a.m. while the Moon is awkwardly aspecting patterns. The best advice is always to seek moderation and Mercury. The Moon will enter chatty Gemini at 8:36 p.m., enjoy life. until Tuesday morning. 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(kr) company dedicated to quali- • Chipping, stump-grinding Friends of Hog Island Please send your letter of interest, resume, ty tree care and preservation • Lots Cleared AUTOMOTIVE seeks experienced tree climber Free Estimates Volunteer Coordinator and contact for three professional references skilled in aesthetic pruning, Licensed & Insured Arborist to: [email protected]. 2007 DODGE VAN, mileage cabling, bracing, removals to Matt Green, 322-0320. Summer 2022 239,280, new sticker, runs join our talented team. Must — Reasonable Rates — Be part of a caring summer island community that lives (kr) great, four free extra rims, be conscientious, responsible, and works at the Hog Island Audubon Camp in Bremen, committed to quality and safety. $2,500. Come see and try it out. Maine, May to September. Manage and recruit teams of 207-845-2786. (9/28) Current Maine arborist license, SERVICES clean driver’s license. Smoke- FOHI volunteers during camp sessions. Immediate Vacancy WANTED free workplace. Equal opportu- SOULE’S CARPENTRY Candidate will possess strong communication, Hope Elementary School nity employer. TREEKEEPERS Siding, roofing, garages, interpersonal, and organizational skills. Ability to LUCKY LADY — wants your LLC at 236-6855. (9/21) window replacement, operate a boat or willingness to learn is desirable. decks and more. Food Service Manager woodlot. Turn those trees into GROUNDPERSON/LAND- Competitive hourly wage, room and board included. cash. Roll those dice and give me Free estimates. Position Description: SCAPER — Established mid- Fully insured. a call, 441-7929 or 993-2629. (kr) See complete job description at fohi.org coast company dedicated to qual- Call 691-6758. Food Service Manager-serving 175 students in grades Send cover letter and resume by LUCKY LADY — I want to ity tree care seeks person to assist Ask for David. PreK-8. buy your junk cars and trucks, arborists/climbers with tree pres- (kr) October 15, 2021 to [email protected] or 40 hours per week during the school year. ervation, pruning, planting. Must Friends of Hog Island pay up to $500. Roll my dice This job will involve all aspects of managing a small because I pay the best price. be conscientious, responsible, BCB PROPERTY P.O. Box 242, Bremen, ME 04551 school kitchen including menu planning and preparation, 993-2629 or 441-7929. (kr) committed to quality and safety. SERVICES Work is physically demanding, - Tree & Brush Removal ordering and inventory management, record keeping, ALLIS CHALMERS GAR- environmentally rewarding. - Light Clearing, Chipping filing of reports, program promotion/marketing, staff DEN TRACTOR, HD 112 or Clean driver’s license, reliable - Field Mowing, Bush Hogging supervision, implementing farm-to-school activities HD 212 desired. Rockport, 596- transportation. Prefer experience, - Rototilling Lucette Residential and working with school staff, parents, and students to 6303. (kr) but will train. Smoke-free work- - Tractor Services create a healthy school nutrition environment. place. Equal opportunity employ- EQUIPMENT er. TREEKEEPERS LLC. Call • MAINTAINING ALL YOUR Care Facility Interested applicants should send a completed support OUTDOOR SPACES • RENTAL 236-6855. (9/21) Thomaston, Maine staff application, CHRC (fingerprint documentation), BETTER CALL BEN resume, and three current letters of reference to: UNION FARM EQUIP- 207-542-3299 FARM & HOME (9/28) Now Hiring Full-Time CRMA Kate Clark, Superintendent of Schools MENT RENTALS: Tractor/ loader/back-hoe, excavator, NOW OPEN, 7-Tree Farm & for second shift 2:30pm-10:30pm. School Union 69 wood splitter, wood chipper. Home, the former Union Agway, JR’S PAINTING This shift will include at least every other weekend 444 Camden Rd. Delivery available, reasonable Heald Highway, Route 17, in Fine Interiors/Exteriors Hope, ME 04847 Painting & Staining, (preferably every weekend if it works for applicant) rates. 1-800-935-7999. (kr) Union. 785-4385. (kr) Sheetrocking, Pressure Wash- Starting pay $15.50 per hr. Applications will close when a suitable candidate is found. ing, Plaster Repair. To obtain an application, please go to union.fivetowns. Free estimates. References. Also Hiring Part-Time, net. Choose the Support Staff Application, which is found Applications are now being taken for the Fully Insured. and per diem CRMAs in the Employment Information section under the District 273-6116. Information tab. Applications may also be obtained at the KNOX HOTEL APARTMENTS (kr) Benefits include 60% paid health, paid vacation, Superintendent’s Office. Please call Wendy at 763-3818 LIVE SOLO meals, work in a homelike atmosphere, for more information. EOE 192 Main St. Thomaston ENTERTAINMENT paid trainings, generous holiday bonuses. One bedroom apartments that are conveniently Pop, Country, Oldies, Rock, Must have proof of Covid-19 vaccination located right downtown, rent is 30% of income and Blues and more. or have arrangement to have it before Oct. 1st. includes: wall to wall carpeting, laundry facilities, Private, public, weddings, parties Stop by for application community living room, parking and professional YouTube: FEZZY PEPPER Service Coordination on site. [email protected] 61 Main St. Thomaston, Maine 04861 (9/28) Maximum Income Limits are or call 207-354-6746 if interested $29,580 for 1 Person JAPANESE LESSONS $33,840 for 2 Persons Exotic and fun. Learn to hear, speak, read and write. If interested, please call Great system! Sherry at 594-2743 Two levels. $30-90 minutes. Wednesday and Friday, TDD/TTY 1-800-545-1833 Ext. 702 6-8 p.m. Camden. 772-217-7070. (9/28) Residential Counselors, DSP’s/CRMA’s RENTAL Private agency providing residential services to SNOW PLOW BID developmentally challenged adults in the Warren Hope Elementary School SENIOR HOUSING — The area is now accepting applications for Homesteads in Cushing and Day & Night Positions Available The Hope Elementary School is seeking bids for Owls Head have vacancies Help Wanted snow plowing and sanding for the 2021-2022 school for seniors who wish to live Responsibilities include: year. in a home-like environment The ability to work as a team. Implementing We’re seeking an inside Bids should contain separate costs for sanding and but need homemaking and/ care plans, behavioral plans, meal assistance, or personal/nursing services. sales/marketing representative plowing per storm and for the season. hygiene and ADL assistance, may include total The Homesteads provide a care, and all aspects of residential programming. for our Belfast office. Hope Elementary requests sweeping of sand after small, intimate setting where Recognition of State and Federal regulations as This is a full-time position, the season, if possible. See specifications. frail elderly can age in place well as maintaining a safe and clean environment. and pay for services as needed 8am - 5pm, Monday - Friday and Specifications are available at the Office of the at significantly lower rates Qualifications include: includes a benefit package Superintendent of Schools. than traditional medical facil- High School diploma or GED. DSP/CRMA Contact info: Phone: 207 763-3818 ities. We have enjoyed a rep- certified if applicable, however we will facilitate or email: [email protected] utation for high-quality meals all necessary training, valid Maine driver’s Passionate about Sales? and services for more than 25 license. Bids must be received at the Office of the years. Information and pictures Competitive salary plus Superintendent of Schools by 12:00 P.M. on Friday, of available rooms/suites can be Benefits Include: commission for a bright, motivated, October 8, 2021. accessed by calling 354-7077 or Offering sign on bonus, increased wages, at www.homeshareinc.com. (kr) detail oriented person. Strong sales Each bid envelope must be clearly marked “Hope additional increased wages with experience, Elementary School Snow Plowing Bid” and PROFESSIONAL OFFICE health insurance and other benefits. To schedule experience, communication and addressed to: SPACE — available now, 2-3 an interview: call 207-273-3369 organization skills preferred. days/week, month-to-month. You may also send your resume to: Snow Plow Bid Must be COVID-conscious/ Please send resume and Superintendent’s Office SU #69 safe. Clean, spacious, south-fac- Progressive Housing Association 444 Camden Road ing windows, furnished. Scent- P.O. Box 277, Warren, ME 04864 cover letter to: admanager@ Hope, ME 04847 free, chemical-free space. Heat Or Fax to (207)273-3355 E.O.E. freepressonline.com The Hope School Committee reserves the right to and electric included. Ample No calls or walk-ins please. accept or reject any and all bids. parking. For more information and pictures, please call or text EOE 701-1702. (kr) HELP WANTED DISPLAY ADS CONTINUE NEXT PAGE Tuesday, September 21, 2021 27 THE FREE PRESS FREE PRESS CLASSIFIEDS

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J.H. KILTON What’s Your Reason to Call All Season? Now is the CARPENTRY Vinyl Siding & Windows INSURED / Standing Seam Metal Roofing PERFECT TIME... 207-596-0423 & PAINTING FREE ESTIMATES Garages & Additions – And Much More! Rockland, ME JAMIE KILTON ROCKPORT, ME To bring your mower 51 Glen St. [email protected] 701-8824 WWW.JHKILTON.COM in for servicing! Auto Repair Service We Service All Brands! Beckett’s Auto HOME IMPROVEMENTS Service, Inc. BERT’S MACHINE SHOP Serving the Mid Coast 1-207-626-3039 594-7013 Over 36 Years 11 Bay View Square, Rockland SHAWN BECKETT - OWNER www.all-season.com 1181 River Rd. Our 30th Year In Business! Hours: M-F 8-4 / Sat 8-12 Saint George, ME 04860 (207) 372-0560 Lawn & Garden HONEYDEW Miscellaneous Furniture Restoration HANDYMAN SERVICE THE HARLEY For all your “Honey-Do” Projects Preserve your memories, RESTORERESTORE THETHE HIDDENHIDDEN BEAUTYBEAUTY INC. movies, and music! COMPANY All Aspects of Home Repair & Light Construction • Stripping PROPERTY MAINTENANCE WE TRANSFER • Finishing Care Taking Services TO DVD OR CD: • Repair X FALL CLEANUP Guaranteed Services or Job is FREE • Call 596-3563 Videotapes, Home Movie Reels, • Total Restoration X BRUSH/TREE WORK X LANDSCAPING X RAKING X MOWING Route 90, Rockport WHAT CAN WE DO FOR YOU? 594-2471 Slides & Photos, LP Records, Please call or come visit 207-236-4673 Blu-ray & Cassettes our wood shop today. Mon.-Fri. 9am- 5pm • Sat. 9am-noon AFFORDABLE COMMERCIAL Clock Repair - WE DO IT ALL - PRODUCTION & SIMONE CAUTELA EVENT VIDEOGRAPHY Antique & Modern “Providing Quality Care for Your Property” 236-0541 • 542-7327 Clock Repair Fall Clean-up • Caretaking MATHIESON DIGITAL Landscaping ~ Miscellaneous Jobs Basement Call Craig at 226-7419 Thomas R. John, Sr. Insured ~ 832-5845 / 542-9094 Waterproofing Specializing in the repair of weight & spring driven clocks Flooring SITE WORK • SEPTIC Storage By Appointment Only LANDSCAPING • EXCAVATION “House Calls” CARPET • CERAMIC DRAINAGE PROBLEMS A Family Trade for Over 100 Years WOOD • VINYL 358 Turnpike Drive • Camden, Maine • 04843 Established in the Midcoast 1970 Sales & Installation 207-594-9341 or Cell 207-882-4144 Elderly Housing P.O. Box 35, South Thomaston, ME 04858 Cayouette Flooring Inc. Cleaning Services 210 Park Street, Rockland, ME 207-594-2413 Full Service Residential and Security Cameras Commercial Cleaning, Key Pad Easy Access Rug & Carpet Cleaning, Floor Care Services, Fire/Smoke, (207) 354-7077 or (800) 876-8418 www.homeshareinc.com Water Damage & “A New Era in Customer Satisfaction” Mold Remediation Services. Free Estimates: CALL US TODAY! Heating Painting 596-5555 LOCALLOCAL FAMILY FAMILY OWNEDOWNED & OPERATED & OPERATED SUTHERLAND PAINTING Power Wash Siding INTERIORS • EXTERIORS Skim Coating • Crack & Plaster Repair BUSINESS 233 PARK ST., ROCKLAND, ME 04841 Fully Insured • Call 338-2682 / Cell 907-9296 HeatingHeating Fuels Fuels including including #2 #2 Heating Heating Oil, Bioheat, Oil, Bioheat, Propane,Propane, K-1, and and Diesel. Diesel. Tree Service Computers EquipmentEquipment including including heating systems, systems, hot water hot water A-1 WATERMAN’S TREE SERVICE systems, LP stoves, Rinnais and more. SERVICE systems, LP stoves, Rinnais and more. 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Å (DVS) Å Å Å Å Tuesday, September 21, 2021 31 THE FREE PRESS CLICKCLICKCLICK & CLACK TALK CARS A World Without Gas Caps Is Here; Jump Starts Can Be More Complicated with Newer Cars DEAR CAR TALK: In a recent column, you talked about Cars used to have two, easily accessible and clearly marked how a vehicle’s emissions system monitors itself for leaks. And battery terminals. But now, lots of manufacturers don’t want that if a gas cap is loose and lets vapors escape, that will turn you getting anywhere near the battery. And some batteries on the check engine light. Well, neither my 2019 GMC Terrain aren’t even under the hood anymore. nor my wife’s 2021 Honda Accord even have a gas cap. And Many now have “jump points,” which are standalone, remote I’m pretty sure they were not stolen! How is that possible? terminal ends designed just for jump-starting. There is no way for the tank to be pressurized without a cap. So, if you either don’t see the battery, see the battery And gas fumes can certainly evaporate and escape through the but can’t reach a terminal, or see the battery, but don’t see a filler spout. What’s going on, Ray? — Scott plastic cover with a plus sign or the letters “POS” on it, check RAY: Oh no. GMC and Honda forgot to order gas caps! the owner’s manual for the position of the jump points in the Actually, I think Ford was the first manufacturer to go “cap- engine. less.” It’s not really capless. The cap is just on the inside now. By the way, every car my late brother Tom owned had the It’s a spring-loaded flap located just inside the filler opening. letters POS on it. But in his case, they had periods after each When you insert the fuel nozzle, it pushes the cap out of the letter. way and allows you to add fuel. When you remove the nozzle, Anyway, the jump points will usually have a plastic covering the internal cap springs back into place. It has a rubber O-ring and will have that same plus sign or POS designation for the around it to seal the filler opening and keep both gasoline and positive terminal. Once you find that, remove the plastic cover vapors from escaping. and attach your positive cable to that metal post. So it works exactly like a gas cap does, except you never have The approved order is positive dead car to positive live car. to remove it, replace it, tighten it or go back to the gas station Then negative live car and negative dead car. Then duck. Fill in the grid so that every row, every column and every because you accidentally left it on top of the pump and drove Actually, we recommend that instead of attaching the final 3x3 box contains the digits 1 through 9 with no repeats. That away. A week ago. jumper clamp to the negative terminal of the dead car, you means that no number is repeated in any row, column or box. These capless filler necks have been around for years now, attach it to a solid, substantial, bare piece of metal in the engine, Solution, tips and computer program at www.sudoku.com and they seem to work great. like the engine block. That way, when that last connection cre- Sudoku solution on page 24. The only downside is that if you need to add emergency ates a small spark, it won’t be near the battery. fuel — from a can with a flexible hose, for instance — you You can also use the engine block as a negative terminal can damage the cap mechanism. So, several companies, like if you can’t reach the negative terminal or if the car doesn’t Ford and Honda, include a little plastic spout to use just for that provide a negative jump point for you. purpose. You can check your owner’s manual to see if your car But if you’re in doubt about how to do it, call for help. Don’t Shepard has one, and where it’s stored. risk your safety or your car’s electronics, unless you’re in immi- Think of the world without gas caps like wireless internet, nent danger of being eaten by mountain lions. Scott. The lack of a wire doesn’t mean you can’t check your Once you’re done and you’ve got your car running, Sharon, email. It just means you no longer have a wire to trip over. the next step would be to move to Florida. Minus 10? Really? Pre-owned SAABs – Authorized Service *** DEAR CAR TALK: We live in Minnesota and have two Got a question about cars? Write to Car Talk in care of The (Part of Shepard Chrysler • Dodge • Ram • Jeep) 2009 cars, which we park on the street. Last winter, the battery Free Press, P.O. Box 1076, Camden, ME 04843-1076 or via US Route 1 • Thomaston • 594-2154 failed on one of our cars when the temperature had been below email by visiting www.cartalk.com. www.shepardcars.com minus 10 degress for ... awhile. As sensible Minnesotans do, ©2021 BY RAY MAGLIOZZI AND DOUG BERMAN we have jumper cables in the trunk. A friendly shopkeeper offered to let us jump our car off of hers. White on white — red on red — but there were no white and red terminals on her WRFR FM, Rockland newer, more modern battery! It was a more recent Chevrolet. Your local community radio station welcomes you! We’re Please explain! — Sharon RAY: Jump-starting is more complicated than it used to be, volunteer-powered, so tune in to hear your friends on the air at Sharon. Just like feeding a family of four. 93.3 FM (99.3 Camden) or stream online at wrfr.com. Remember, You used to be able to throw some slop on four plates, and WRFR is your community radio station. See how you can become everybody was happy. Now one person is vegan, another is involved. Call WRFR at 594-0721, email [email protected] or pescatarian, one is lacto-ovo and the fourth one refuses to eat visit wrfr.org for more information. breadcrumbs.

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