#SEASHORE DECORATING REGISTRATION#
#SEASHORE DECORATING FREE#

Patrons are encouraged to bring a blanket or a chair for a day of music, food and more. There will be lobster rolls for sale, hot dogs, fried dough and snow cones and the Musette bar truck serving cocktails. on Saturday, June 18 at the Village Green in Kennebunkport. Here are the details:ДЇour local musicians bands вЂ“ Michael Corleto, the Dock Squares, Beau Dalleo Band and Chris Ross Band вЂ“ from noon to 4 p.m. LAUNCH! is adding new events this year, including Claws for a Cause on the Village Green, benefitting the Maine LobstermenвЂ™s Association. For more information and a schedule of events, visit launch. The festival celebrates the Kennebunk regionвЂ™ seafaring history with events for all ages at locations throughout Kennebunk, Kennebunkport and Arundel. LAUNCH! A Maritime Festival, in its sixth year in the Kennebunks, is scheduled for June 15-19. The space will be stocked with stationary, notebooks, pens, and other supplies to help spark creativity.ДЇor more information, call 20 or email The Merry Hermans Poetry Corner is made possible by a donation from MerryвЂ™s family and will provide a reading and writing space for poets and aspiring poets in the community. In addition to matching numerous patrons with their perfect book of poetry, she also succeeded in her mission to make poetry lovers out of some reluctant staff members, posting a poem of the month in the staff break room.вЂќ

#SEASHORE DECORATING FREE#

Light refreshments will be served.ДЄccording to a May 26 news release from the library, вЂњMerry Hermans brought her love of poetry to each day of her nearly 26 years of service at Kennebunk Free Library. Participants are encouraged to bring a favorite poem вЂ“ original or otherwise вЂ“ to share in MerryвЂ™s honor. Kennebunk Free Library and the George Hermans Family invite the public to a reception celebrating the dedication of the Merry Hermans Poetry Corner at the library on Wednesday, June 29 from 1 to 3 p.m.

Participants are encouraged to build community through the event by sharing pictures and accomplishments using the hashtag #my50x50, and following the Kennebunk Land Trust Trail Challenge on Facebook.ДЇor more information and to register, visit Reception planned for Merry Hermans Poetry Corner

#SEASHORE DECORATING REGISTRATION#

Registration can happen anytime, as this event is open all year. Follow the leaderboards to see how much others have raised, and receive a Kennebunk Land Trust hat and swag bag once miles are completed.Дonations for participants can be raised from family, friends, and community using a payment link. Participants can also register a pup to be a part of the challenge, or compete between neighbors and coworkers. Participants can register for themselves, or as a group for a sports team, family, workplace, and more. In recognition of the trustвЂ™s 50th year, participants raise $50 in donations to travel (walk, bike, run, stroll, etc.) 50 miles in 50 days on Kennebunk Land Trust trails, Kennebunk Plains, or local beaches.ДЄll proceeds go to keep the trails open and accessible all year long. The Kennebunk Land Trust announced that registration is open for its 50 x 50 Trail Challenge. To learn more about DKA, visit For more information and to register for Kennebunk Land TrustвЂ™s Trail Challenge, visit Dan King photo вЂњShe has engaged both within the school and the broader community, and she has a consistent record of leadership,вЂќ said DeFelice. Since 2020, she served as the President of the Kennebunk High School Senate and the Student Representative to the RSU 21 Board of Directors.ДKA Scholarship Committee chair Linda DeFelice said that HauserвЂ™s application best demonstrated the spirit of civic engagement and participation in the democratic process. State Department to study Turkish language and culture. Last summer, she was awarded a National Security Language Initiative for Youth scholarship from the U.S. A long-term goal of hers is to help refugees as a physician in Doctors Without Borders. This annual event has raised nearly $2,000. In eighth grade, Hauser began the Kennebunk Coffee House, a venue where high school students perform over coffee and desserts to raise money for Doctors Without Borders. вЂњI have found that having passion and being positive, ambitious, and well-organized is the best way to accomplish this.вЂќ вЂњI endeavor to make my community better,вЂќ Hauser wrote in her application.

Hauser plans to attend Wake Forest University in the fall, where she is interested in majoring in the sciences and global health policy.

вЂњThanks to the encouragement of our Scholarship Committee, the DKA increased our scholarship award to $1,000 this year and we aim to continue giving at this level going forward,вЂќ said DKA chair Dan Sayre in an email.

Seashore decorating