Dozens of Harpswell residents are benefiting from a new collaboration between Harpswell Aging at Home and the local fishing community as food prices and insecurity are on the rise. Harpswell is blessed with one of the largest fishing fleets in the state. Cundy’s Harbor lobsterman and Harpswell ... Read More
Harpswell Aging at Home introduces GALA women’s group
There’s a new women’s movement in Harpswell that is raising a new kind of consciousness. If the 1970s movement was about breaking boundaries, Harpswell’s 2020s version is about binding the community together. GALA — Girls, Active, Laughing, Altogether — is Harpswell Aging at Home’s newest ... Read More
Strategizing for the future at Harpswell Aging at Home
All the best organizations regularly examine their strategies and refine or even overhaul them as needed to support their mission and vision. Harpswell Aging at Home is no exception. Since its inception 10 years ago, HAH’s mission — “A community-led organization committed to helping people thrive ... Read More
Cooking at 43° North: Resolutions vs. Reality
Well, it’s that time of year — time to set goals for the new year and promise ourselves we’ll see them through. We all do it. We often set the bar too high. We promise to eat healthier, exercise more, perhaps read more books or take a class to enhance a skill. New Year’s resolutions have a bad ... Read More
Baby it’s cold outside: Tips for staying safe this winter
As the temperature drops below 45 degrees Fahrenheit, the risk of hypothermia and other cold-related health issues goes up. Experts recommend staying hydrated and well nourished during winter months, which means drinking plenty of fluids and eating balanced meals to maintain energy levels and body ... Read More





