January 11, 10am-12pm, in the sunroom at the Freeport Community Library. Join us for this opportunity to explore some of the inspiring ideas in Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson’s bestselling book, What If We Get It Right, with a small group of neighbors (limit to 13 participants)...
Resuming January 7, 3:30-5pm Freeport Community Library sunroom, 10 Library Dr., Freeport. 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month. This drop-in group is an opportunity for our community to come together to share their concerns, insights, grief, wisdom and questions. Participants have raved about how much better they...
Dear Neighbor, The warmest year in recorded history. Fossil fuel use projected at year’s end to increase by .8% to reach a record high. The appointment of a man to lead the Department of Energy who believes fossil fuels are “virtuous”. This has been a difficult...
All of these 2024 accomplishments were achieved entirely by the dedication, care and sublime talent of volunteers. Please hear the sound of clapping! Accomplishments of 2024: Launched EcoHomes, a monthly email to our membership containing actionable items that homeowners can take to increase their energy efficiency,...
The holiday season is a time for joy, togetherness, and generosity. But it’s also a time when waste and energy consumption peak, leaving a significant environmental impact. Between extra travel, excess packaging, and increased electricity use, our celebrations often come at the planet’s expense. What Is...
From the Desk of Kathleen I know we are all trying to make sense of this moment, hoping that if we get some clarity, it will reveal what steps to take next. This is a very frightening time in history. There are so many fears: fear...
Did you know that uneaten food is a climate change driver? When we send uneaten food to landfills, methane gas is produced as it breaks down. In fact, in the United States, surplus food generates almost 14% of total methane emissions. For perspective, the methane...
From the Desk of Kathleen Sullivan, Coordinator, FreeportCAN Converting fear into action and connection: opportunities for community involvement The first frost arrived last week when the moon was full and so bright that the green ferns and white birches glowed in the dark as if lit by...
The Times Record covered the festivities and intention surrounding the installation of the Pinkies on the Town Hall lawn on October 11. Noting the efforts of FreeportCAN and Meetinghouse Arts to bring the sculptures to town, the article explored how the sculptures are intended to spark...
The pink sculptures have found a new home in Freeport Opening event: Friday, Oct. 11, 4-6pm Freeport Town Hall lawn These sculptures, made from reclaimed fishing gear, honor the stewardship of Maine’s coastal fisheries, and represent the growing impact of climate change on our marine environment. They promise to...