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SUMMARY:Wiscasset Ocean on Tap: What's Stirring the Pot of Our Mini Oceans?
DESCRIPTION:Wiscasset Ocean on Tap: What’s Stirring the Pot of Our Mini Oceans?\nThursday\, August 13th\, 6pm\nÆkeir Brewing\n111 Main Street\, Wiscasset\, ME\n\nThe next Wiscasset edition of Ocean on Tap will take place on Thursday\, August 13\, 6pm at Ækeir Brewing. Come hear Dr. Dave James of the University of Nevada\, Las Vegas discuss the impacts of wind and temperature on the drinking water quality of local lakes!\n\n\n\nOcean on Tap is an informal\, ocean-centric speaker series organized by researchers from Bigelow Laboratory. Our goal is to bring people of the community together over the fascinating world of the ocean. At these events\, speakers will share their corner of expertise in the ocean\, and attendees are encouraged to ask questions. Learn more at oceanontap.org. \n\nafood buyer\, and more for a conversation about the seafood industry through the lens of his 40+ year career. A selection of tasty seafood treats will be available before the talk (first come\, first served)\, and books will be available for signing.
URL:https://wiscassetchamber.com/event/ocean-on-tap/
LOCATION:Aekeir Brewing\, 111 Main Street\, Wiscasset\, ME\, 04578\, United States
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SUMMARY:Divided Loyalties - LCHA & Old Bristol Historical Society Lecture
DESCRIPTION:Divided Loyalties: Loyalists and the American Revolution as a Civil War in Maine with speaker Michael Dekker\n\nTogether with Old Bristol Historical Society\, LCHA is pleased to present a lecture that examines the American Revolution through a unique lens with Michael Dekker as he presents Divided Loyalties: Loyalists and the American Revolution as a Civil War in Maine.\nThe American Revolution was not just a break from Imperial Great Britain – it was America’s first civil war. In Maine\, neighbors\, families\, and communities were divided by competing notions of patriotism. Divided Loyalties examines how intimidation\, coercion\, and legal sanctions were used to enforce ideological conformity\, as well as the strategies employed by individuals who resisted these pressures.\nThrough the experiences of ordinary people\, the program exposes the harsh realities of mob violence\, political disenfranchisement\, and personal recrimination during the Revolution in Maine. The presentation concludes by tracing how deep social and political fractures were mended after the war\, revealing the processes through which individuals and communities sought reconciliation\, stability\, and renewed cohesion in the aftermath of the American Revolution.\n\nHistorian Mike Dekker specializes in 17th and 18th-century Maine and New England. He is the author of the book The French and Indian Wars In Maine and is a contributing author to the book 1718-2018: Reflections on 300 Years of the Scots Irish in Maine. Mike offers talks and educational programming on a range of topics\, including the 17th-century cod fishing industry and its relation to the current state of the Gulf of Maine fisheries. He regularly provides living history programming pertaining to 17th-century Maine at the Colonial Pemaquid State Historic Site.\n\nBristol Mills Congregational Church\n1261 Bristol Rd\nBristol\, ME 04539 United
URL:https://wiscassetchamber.com/event/divided-loyalties-lcha-old-bristol-historical-society-lecture/
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SUMMARY:Company D: One Maine Company\, Countless Civil War Stories
DESCRIPTION:Thanks to sponsor J. Edward Knight Insurance\, this online lecture is free and open to the public\, pre-registration is required to receive the link to participate! \nClick here to register \nInspired by a Civil War diary left behind by his great-great-grandfather\, the host of the Company D podcast\, George F. Snell III\, has spent years researching and preserving the lives of hundreds of soldiers who served in the Third Maine Infantry Regiment. Today\, Company D reaches thousands of listeners with the remarkable\, deeply human stories of Maine’s forgotten regiment. Join us for an evening of history as George shares some of his favorite discoveries — tales of courage\, loss\, and the lasting impact of war on ordinary families. \n\n\nGeorge F. Snell III is the great-great-grandson of Charles F. Snell\, a volunteer with Company D of the Third Maine Infantry Regiment during the Civil War. A former award-winning journalist and communications consultant\, Snell is the producer and host of Company D\, a narrative history podcast exploring the lives of Maine soldiers and the families they left behind. He is also a member of the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War\, Post #104.
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