Enjoy this play, written by Donna Damon, with lots of people you know - it is over an hour long but worth all the people you might recognize and lots of Chebeague History. Look for this picture on the CIHS website
It’s 24 minutes long but there’s a lot to cover about this critical part of Maine’s future
The Portland Symphony has a TV channel.
Our own Kate Kennedy will talk about her book, Remarkable Maine Women on
Monday May 10 at 7 on Zoom as part of the CIHS Ellsworth Miller lecture Series.
Zoom code is 82962476056.
Don't miss this great presentation. Over the centuries Maine has produced so many women who have made a difference not just in their hometown or the State but nationally as well.
Kate will introduce you to a few of them.
Listen to past Lectures. https://www.chebeaguehistory.com/miller-lectures-schedule
Donna Miller Damon will present the "The Roots of Chebeague's Tourism, and its Impact on the Chebeague Community" as the next Ellsworth MIller lecture on Zoom Monday April 12 at 7PM. The Zoom code is: 82962476056.
Donna's illustrated talk will focus on Chebeague's evolution from an independent middle class community to a place dependent on tourism, and the role that print media played in the creation of myths and the perpetuation of stereotypes during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Listen to past Lectures. https://www.chebeaguehistory.com/miller-lectures-schedule
Its been a long year for these kids.
This is a little long as there are lots of sections.
You gotta love the Choral Director’s enthusiasm !
In our continuing coverage of these amazing creatures
