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News > Southern Maine Currents
York County Shelter Programs seeks volunteers to help with energy efficiency plans
With energy costs continuing to soar, York County Shelter Programs is seeking the public's assistance in its "Go Green!" campaign.Mount Agamenticus Nature Walk Series begins July 12
Spend time this summer exploring Mount Agamenticus and learning about the many ecological, historical and geological characteristics that make this area such a unique and natural treasure.Hoffman's bid for U.S. Senate challenged again
Independent U.S. Senate Candidate Herb Hoffman recently learned that the Maine Democratic Party has appealed a ruling by the state allowing him to be included as a candidate on the November ballot."Loon Plate" holders offered free weekend at Maine State Parks
Maine conservation, or "Loon," license plate holders will enjoy free admission to Maine's state park and historic site day use areas during the weekend of July 19 and 20.YCCC receives board approval for new criminal justice degree program
At a recent meeting of the Maine Community College System Board of Trustees a new criminal justice degree program was approved for York County Community College.Cabot Creamery to sponsor 2008 Celebrate MAINE Festival
Cabot Creamery Cooperative has announced it has joined the 2008 Celebrate MAINE Festival as a supporting sponsor.Solar power, hybrid vehicle keeping local family’s energy costs down
For a local couple, the decision to make some "green" energy choices is resulting in the chance to save that other kind of green.
