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Harpswell Collective’s grand opening highlights Open Studio Tour

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By Hannah Miller
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The grand opening of the Harpswell Collective, a gallery and studio space in the former Estes Lobster House, attracted hundreds of curious visitors during the third annual Harpswell Open Studio Tour on July 18 and 19. The weekend event showcases local artists in their studios and galleries, allowing visitors to experience their workspaces and see their art. The Harpswell Collective timed its opening to coincide with the event.
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Harpswell marks America’s 250th with reading and reenactments

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By Hannah Miller
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“History has a bad reputation of being boring,” 17-year-old reenactor Addie Miller said. That wasn’t so during Harpswell’s Colonial Days celebration from July 16-18. Harpswell residents in period costume read the Declaration of Independence aloud to a crowd in the town’s historic meetinghouse on July 18, exactly 250 years after it was first read in the same location. Nearby, Miller and fellow reenactors set up an encampment to demonstrate daily life in the Colonies.
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In a Cundy’s Harbor tradition, church members handcraft quilts for graduates

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By Hannah Miller
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Handmade quilts lined the walls of the sanctuary at the Cundy’s Harbor Community Church of the Nazarene on Sunday, June 28. Carrying on a tradition that has lasted more than 20 years, volunteers crafted quilts for high school graduates with connections to the church. In addition to Scripture readings and songs, the Quilt Sunday service features a send-off for each student, when the graduates may tell the congregation their plans for the future.
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