Author: nate

By: The Buzz We don’t need to look in far away places to see the suffering of children. Right here in Rockland we have many children growing up in poverty… [Continue Reading]

By: Alexis Iammarino Where there’s a donut, there’s a story. — Author Sally Levitt Steinberg, America’s Donut Princess INSPIRATION FOR THIS CURATORIAL PROJECT, Hole History: Origins of the American-style Donut,… [Continue Reading]

By: Rachel Davis With springtime, the world renews itself. We reconnect with land that lay under winter’s snowy blanket and are reminded of our relationship to it’s beauty and resources…. [Continue Reading]

By: Joe Steinberger Les Raye To Join Jerry Sytsma on WRFR Rockland fancies itself a center for the arts, but who are the artists? Often, those who claim “artist” status… [Continue Reading]

By: Ron Staschak Friday, May 18th, 2018 is bike to work day. Rockland Rolls — a group dedicated to improving the bicycle experience in Rockland — will be hosting this… [Continue Reading]

By: Becca Shaw Glaser “Don’t tell me what you value. Show me your budget and I will tell you what you value.” –Joe Biden When I look at the municipal… [Continue Reading]

By: David Warren If you’ve been to Owls Head you’ve seen Monroe, the large, spruce­covered island that sits so close to shore, beckoning. Maine Coast Heritage Trust (MCHT), a statewide… [Continue Reading]

By: Nick Westervelt We can all agree that we’re currently experiencing a renaissance in farming, I’ve been caught up in the movement for almost 20 years and still find it… [Continue Reading]

By: Garden Group Volunteers In early Spring of 2017 a group of individuals met at Rockland City Hall with then Mayor Will Clayton and Parks Chairman John (Mike) Grondin in… [Continue Reading]