NO, muffins don’t heal broken bones or fix sea walls. Yet it turns out that the simple practice of taking the time to introduce yourself to your neighbors, and yes, maybe offering some muffins, is a huge first step in weaving a strong latticework of neighborhood emergency preparedness.
Like wounded birds returning to the sky, many of us are taking wing with a new sense of agency and urgency. About our home towns. About our home planet.
CMP bills are complicated. And if you’ve stepped into community or home solar, the twists and turns on your bill can truly be mysterious.
You have it in your power to make a difference. Don’t give up. There is a future for you.
Do your best while you’re still on this beautiful Planet Earth
that I look down upon from where I am now.
— Dr. Jane Goodall
There are alternatives to leaf removal that benefit our insect population, help neighbors, and perhaps provide a better way all around.
In the Midst of Troubling and Scary Times Mutual Aid Abounds in our Community
We’re in this together. We’re bound and connected to this place we love on the coast of Maine. What will it take for us to plan and do better?
We’re exploring our local growing systems and ways to strengthen them.
Last summer was Maine’s hottest on record…yet people are still idling cars while buying organic veggies.