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COMMUNITY PROGRAMS

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WHY LOCAL FOOD MATTERS
with Charlie Costello

Thursday, April 3rd at 12:30 pm

Charlie will discuss, among other things, how to save and start tomato seeds and why growing even a little of your own food matters.

 

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LANDSCAPING WITH STONES
with Kurt Snyder

Thursday, May 1st at 12:30 pm

Stonescape Masonry, Rt 90, Rockland

Where stones/rocks are sourced in Maine. Why different stones are selected for various purposes and locations: e.g. Dry & wet stone walls, seating, patios, walkways and other designs.

 

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ESTABLISHING A WILDFLOWER
MEADOW OR GARDEN PATCH WITH WILDFLOWER SEEDS
with Cindy Wright

Thursday, June 5th at 12:30 pm

Knox/Lincoln Soil & Water Conservation District

Specific recommendations that will enhance any landscape objectives. Creating a wildflower meadow is a wonderful way to connect with nature and contribute to environmental conservation.

 

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AVOIDING SCAMS: PROTECT YOURSELF
FROM SCAMMER TACTICS
with Jeff Sukeforth

Thursday, August 7th at 12:30 pm

Camden Police Department

Tips and specific advice for avoiding scams. Everyone is a potential target for scammers - you can never have too much informed advice on this topic.

 

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DYE PLANTS FOR MAINE GARDENERS
with Jude Hsiang

Thursday, September 4th at 12:30 pm

Jude will provide interesting information about the plants she uses for dyeing fabrics and the dyeing process and she will bring examples of her work.

 

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VINEGAR PRODUCTION & INTERESTING
USES OF VINEGAR
with Bob Sewall & Mia Mantelo

Thursday, November 6th at 12:30 pm

Bob is a longtime organic apple grower in Lincolnville, ME. He and his wife, Mia, will explain how vinegar is made and will also speak about the many uses of vinegar, from cooking to medicinal purposes. He will also provide some history about his farm.

 

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