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Inaugural broadcast of TideSmart Talk with Stevoe radio show

Submitted by Molly Shaw, Community Blogger
Friday, March 2nd, 2012, 7:27pm

Inaugural broadcast of TideSmart Talk with Stevoe radio show to feature guests The Amazing Kreskin and famed attorney F. Lee Bailey

The producers of TideSmart Talk with Stevoe, a national weekly radio show that takes a macro approach towards society and culture, sports, healthy living and green living have announced the show's first two guests will be mentalist, The Amazing Kreskin and famed attorney F. Lee Bailey.  The inaugural episode will air Saturday, March 3 from 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. on WLOB 1310 AM radio.

TideSmart Talk with Stevoe host Steve Woods (Stevoe) will be joined by The Amazing Kreskin for the first hour.

With a showman’s flair and a comedian’s wit, mentalist The Amazing Kreskin has made performances across the globe, entertaining audiences of all ages.

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Sagadahoc County Recognizes National Birth Defects Prevention Month and Folic Acid Awareness Week

Submitted by Joe on Tuesday, January 10th, 11:24 am
Sagadahoc County Recognizes National Birth Defects Prevention Month and Folic Acid Awareness Week

Sagadahoc County Recognizes Birth Defects Prevention Month and Folic Acid Awareness Week

January is National Birth Defects Prevention Month.

Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention states that, “Major birth defects are conditions that cause structural changes in one or more parts of the body; are present at birth; and have a serious, adverse effect on heath, development, or functional ability.“ Approximately one in every 33 babies is born with a birth defect.

This year, National Birth Defects Prevention Month focuses on one of the most common types of birth defects, congenital heart defects. Each year, nearly 40,000 infants in the United States are born with heart defects, which are the leading cause of death during the first year of life. As medical care and treatment have improved, those with congenital hearth defects are living longer lives.

January 8-14 is National Folic Acid Awareness Week.

Not all birth defects can be prevented.

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TODAY, TUESDAY, JANUARY 10 AT 1:30 PM

Submitted by Media Maven, History Blogger
Tuesday, January 10th, 2012, 8:19am
TODAY, TUESDAY, JANUARY 10 AT 1:30 PM

JOE CUPO, CHANNEL 6 METEOROLOGIST, WILL DISCUSS HISTORIC MAINE STORMS AT OCEANVIEW COMMUNITY ROOM, 20 BLUEBERRY LANE IN FALMOUTH.  HIS PRESENTATION IS OPEN TO ALL. FREE REFRESHMENTS.

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Mid Coast Hospital Announces First Baby of 2012 Born in Brunswick

Submitted by Joe on Wednesday, January 4th, 12:18 pm
Mid Coast Hospital Announces First Baby of 2012 Born in Brunswick

Mid Coast Hospital Announces First Baby of 2012 Born in Brunswick

BRUNSWICK, Maine – Ushering in 2012, Mid Coast Hospital announced today the birth of the first baby of the new year: A girl, Violet Amelia Beardsley born to Joey-Lynne Beardsley and Michael Elias Beardsley of Brunswick, Maine, on January 2, 2012 at 12:07 a.m.

As one of the first of Maine’s babies born in Maine this year, Violet will be among the first 2012 babies eligible to receive the $500 Harold Alfond College Challenge grant (Alfond Grant) to start a NextGen College Investing

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The Creatorium- Rockland's first indie craft show... just in time for the holiday

Submitted by Joe on Monday, November 28th, 10:46 am
The Creatorium- Rockland's first indie craft show... just in time for the holiday
Holiday Craft Fair
Friday Dec. 2nd from 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.
&
Saturday Dec. 3 from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
@ the Lincoln Street Center Rockland's first indie craft show...
just in time for the holiday.

This will not be the church craft fair that you went to last year...trying to decide between the wooden geese, doilies and the rayon yarn vests in red and green.

This will be the juried creatives fair of Rockland, where artists, artisans, craftspeople, and foodies can sell their wares to folks who are looking for the perfect gift for friends, family and coworkers.  Maybe for themselves, too! 

We will be located in the gym of the Lincoln Street Center, 24 Lincoln Street, with over 50 booths!

Questions?

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Get Your Broderson Award Tickets-A Celebration of Commercial Artists from the State of Maine

Submitted by Joe on Friday, October 21st, 10:01 am
Get Your Broderson Award Tickets-A Celebration of Commercial Artists from the State of Maine

We are thrilled to have the 2011 show at the historic State Theatre hosted by Myq Kaplan of Last Comic Standing fame. Purchase your tickets and enjoy a night of fine commercial art, good food and even better laughs!

Individual tickets, six or eight top tables available. Hour d’oeuvres are included for both, with drink service at tables only. There will be a cash bar for both.

Purchased tickets can be picked up at the Broderson’s gallery at 611 Congress Street before the show.

See you there!

 

Deatils at Brodersons.com

 

Questions?
Email your questions to:
info@maineadclub.com

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Western Maine Resort Towns, Downeast Coast Displaying Peak Foliage

Submitted by mmullen, Community Web Producer
Thursday, October 13th, 2011, 1:24pm
Western Maine Resort Towns, Downeast Coast Displaying Peak Foliage

AUGUSTA, Maine - Peak foliage color has reached Rangeley, Farmington, Bethel, and the downeast coast, according to the fifth 2011 fall foliage report from the Maine Department of Conservation (MDOC).
 
Maine fall foliage conditions for Oct. 12. Credit: Maine Department of Conservation.
Currently, Maine Forest Service and state park rangers are observing peak leaf color, or at least 75 percent color change, in the western lakes and mountains region, covering the towns of Rangeley, Kingfield, Farmington, Rumford and Bethel. Peak color is also being reported along the downeast coast from Bucksport to Eastport and in interior Hancock and Washington counties.

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