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Friends of the Cobbossee Watershed hosted eighty campers from the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Gardiner as part of their Slow-the-Flow PlayDays. Held at Gardiner Sportsman's Club facility on Cobbosseecontee Lake in Gardiner, this was the first of four PlayDays scheduled this summer for children attending four summer camps located within the 217-square-mile Cobbossee Watershed. Through hands-on activities, children learned about water quality sampling, the importance of planting buffers along lakeshores, and how water usage has changed over time and how that usage affects lake water quality.
Bean-hole beans, loons, outdoor concerts, summer theater, art shows, auctions, fundraisers, fishing in the rain
"Kennebec Downtowns" is a one-person exhibit by Pittston painter Judith Schuppien at Hallowell's Harlow Gallery in August. This show features new paintings of the cities along the Kennebec River, from Richmond to Bingham.
As the heat of the summer takes hold, anglers need to adapt to up the odds of catching fish, and nothing catches fish like good-old-fashioned live bait. With all the artificial lures and plastic baits on the market these days, we sometimes to overlook the easiest and most productive baits of them all. Redisplay This Page in Printer-Friendly Format <— Previous • Home • All 2009 Issues • Next —> | ||||||
