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Community News – Kennebunk Land Trust launches Trail Challenge

The Kennebunk Land Trust invites people to support the trust while getting out on the trails and registering for the 50 x 50 Trail Challenge. In recognition of the trusts’ 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 […]

Bopping through the wild blue, Amateur Radio Field Day makes a connection

Bopping through the wild blue, Amateur Radio Field Day makes a connection The Kennebunk-based New England Radio Discussion Society facilitated a talk between Sea Road School students and an International Space Station in January. Share The New England Radio Discussion Society will host a field day to which the public is invited 2 to 5 p.m. June 26 outside at The New School in Kennebunk. Above, members Susan Bloomfield and John Nowacki set up at a prior event. Courtesy photo KENNEBUNK – Interest in amateur, often called “ham” radio began at the turn of the 20th century. It was a way people could talk to each other, across town or across the world.

Sea Road students chat long distance to astronaut on the International Space Station

Sea Road students chat ‘long distance’ to astronaut on the International Space Station Amateur radio and the internet made the conversation with astronaut Michael Hopkins possible. Share Sea Road School students chatted with NASA astronaut Michael Hopkins aboard the International Space Station on Thursday, Jan. 21. The screenshot shows students who asked the questions, an image of the astronaut, and some of those who helped make the link work. Ann Stockbridge courtesy photo KENNEBUNK – How did NASA astronaut Michael Hopkins feel when, in space, he looked back and saw the earth for the first time? “Overwhelmed,” he told students at Sea Road School students on Thursday.

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