What a wonderful treat we enjoyed at our island jewel, the Hendricks Hill Museum of Natural History (as I call it). No fancy hors-d’oeuvres, dancing ponies, dinosaur bones or door prizes, just plain and simple, worthy of YouTube video presentation,.
On Saturday, Aug. 12 at 11 a.m. at All Saints by-the-Sea summer chapel, the funeral service for my husband, Kit Sherrill, will be conducted by the Rt. Reverend Thomas Brown, Bishop of Maine. If you are attending the funeral and the reception at the.
A little over a year ago, on the night of July 27, a young man, James T. Pener, was killed in an accident near the eastern end of Cross Road. Since I drive that road frequently, I often think of him with sadness, a life unnecessarily cut short. The.
Monday, July 31 Come to the Southport Town Hall, 361 Hendricks Hill Road at 7 p.m. for Island tales and tidbits culled from the Hendricks Hill Museum's DVD collection. Reminisce, learn something new, and have a few laughs. Snacks provided! Presented.
Thursday, Aug. 10 Construction of a wooden lobster trap with Gerry Gamage at 1 p.m. Meet at the boathouse, Hendricks Hill Museum, 419 Hendricks Hill Road, Southport. Space is limited. Reserve your spot by calling the Museum at 207-633-1102, or email.