by Roberta Barnes We all need a little help at various times. For the past year, people have been receiving food as needed at The Mill, in Vassalboro. Food is the fuel needed to keep our bodies functioning and proper nutrition matters. Nevertheless, there can be times when the cupboards in a household do not […]
To the editor: Last year The Town Line ran a piece about Window Dressers, a grassroots, volunteer-run, nonprofit organization that trains, supplies, and supports volunteers to construct Insulating Window Inserts for residents who need help in keeping their homes warm. Even though I did not get a response last year when I applied, this year […]
by Roberta Barnes Sunday October 15, 2023, the Vassalboro Historical Society opened a window into the past by showing silent films written and produced by Holman F. Day, a native of Vassalboro. These black and white silent windows into the past remind us of the importance of body language, musical sounds, and even tapping of […]
by Roberta Barnes The ribbon cutting ceremony held on September 23, 2023, in Palermo, was for a lifesaving resource added into the Recreational Field, on the Turner Ridge Rd. Family, friends, fellow scouts, first responders and law enforcement officers from Palermo and neighboring towns were present to celebrate this vital resource. This resource that is […]
by Roberta Barnes The ribbon cutting ceremony held on September 23, 2023, in Palermo, was for a lifesaving resource added into the Recreational Field, on the Turner Ridge Rd. Family, friends, fellow scouts, first responders and law enforcement officers from Palermo and neighboring towns were present to celebrate this vital resource. This resource that is […]
by Roberta Barnes Old houses/buildings can appear to be of no interest other than to be torn down and replaced with modern structures. When you take a moment and think of old buildings in need of more than a coat of paint the building can look quite different. These old buildings, such as the Jones […]
by Roberta Barnes Today is important, but have you ever wondered about the path that led to today? What challenges did those in the area face, and how did they deal with those challenges? How did China get its name? What were those amazing things done in the past that have been filed away in […]
by Roberta R. Barnes Wednesday mornings from 10 a.m. to noon, parking spaces are limited at the China town office even though the town office is closed on Wednesdays. Once used basically for voting, now on Wednesday mornings the accessible portable building behind the town office is where some people go for fun. Once COVID […]
by Roberta Barnes When you hear tea party you might imagine a tea pot with tea cozy surrounded by teacups on saucers. The Moms to be Tea Party hosted by the ladies of Sew for a Cause was quite different. May 6, 2023, was a time to celebrate the joy of new life at the […]