Each year, newly elected Select Board members start their new terms at the first meeting after the June election. This year, two first-time members will be joining the board: Connie Justice and Rachel ...

This old barn is STUFFED with treasures from the Shakers’ own buildings and donated by many generous friends! You’ll find fine artwork, antiques, baskets, spinning wheels galore, quilt frames you’ve ...

This year, the American Lung Association’s annual Trek Across Maine fundraiser will start Friday June 13 and finish Sunday June 15 at Pineland Farms in New Gloucester. Please keep an eye out for lots ...

Betty Lou Kolda, 97, of New Gloucester, Maine passed away on June 1st, 2025 in Portland, Maine. She was born Betty Lou Backlin on February 17, 1928 in Holmes City, MN to Sigfred and Olga Backlin.

We had a beautiful day for our walk to the falls on Meadow Brook in the Talking Brook Public Land last week. Our nine-person group enjoyed easy camaraderie as well as the scenic spring multi-colored ...

The Friends of the New Gloucester Library’s Book and Bake Sale will take place on Sunday, June 8, from noon to 3 p.m. in the Community Building, 381 Intervale Road, behind Town Hall. All are welcome!

Maine Senior Farm Share Program provides eligible low-income adults the opportunity to receive a share (worth $50) of first-quality, fresh, local produce at no cost directly from local Maine farmers ...

On Saturday morning, the New Gloucester Historical Society opened its new exhibit “The History of Opportunity Farm, 1910-2011” at the History Barn, the town’s museum behind Town Hall. Rainy skies didn ...

Tom Blake, left, Kelly Nichols, Shelley Blake, Linda Chase, Joan Hunnewell and Jan McLellan whip up strawberry desserts as a fundraiser for the New Gloucester Historical Society’s 47th annual ...

In Representative Arata’s September 3 newsletter, read about a new mobile Covid-19 testing lab; an executive order that facilitates voting safely by extending the deadline for voter registration by ...

NEW GLOUCESTER — Echoes reverberate off the pristine walls of the dairy barn at Pineland Farms like they never have before. There’s no hay covering the floors. The chirps of birds are no longer ...