Many news stories about Afghanistan cover the ongoing insurgency and hardships of war, but few tell of how people are seeking to rebuild their lives. This work explore this other side of Afghanistan.
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Summary: Many news stories about Afghanistan cover the ongoing insurgency and hardships of war, but few tell of how people are seeking to rebuild their lives. This work... Read More
Summary: Events promoting peace are planned for the ninth anniversary of the World Trade Center attacks at the Frontier Cafe, Cinema and Gallery. The second annual Pedal for... Read More
Pedal for Peace was the brainchild of Mary Ciampa, a volunteer board member of the business council, also known as Bpeace. She sought to join her love of cycling with Bpeace's aim to aid primarily female entrepreneurs in countries torn by conflict.
That marriage led to Pedal for Peace, through which cyclists will participate in rides of 25, 50 or 100 miles through Brunswick, Freeport and Bowdoinham. The 100-mile trek begins at 7:30 a.m., followed by the 50-mile ride at about 9 a.m. and the 25-mile trip at about 11 a.m. All begin and end at the Frontier Cafe.
At 7 p.m. the evening before at the cafe, artist and activist Paula Lerner will offer a multimedia presentation about her work with female Afghani artists. Live music by Bowdoin College musician Ahmad Hassan Muhammad on piano and DJ Moore on drums will follow. A donation of $5 is suggested at the door.
"I am humbled by the courage of the brave entrepreneurs we assist," Bpeace co-founder and Chief Executive Officer Toni Maloney said. "They trump adversity to work relentlessly for a better life for their families, community and country. It's a privilege to have the opportunity to transfer ideas and expertise into their waiting arms."
Ride registration is available at bpeace.org/ride. Each individual must raise a minimum of $250. Fundraising support, training tips and more information are available on the Pedal blog: pedalforbpeace.blogspot.com.
Summary: What price does our community pay for the military budget? Moderatted panel and questions from the community. Panelists: Debbie Atwood , Brusnwick Town... Read More
What price does our community pay for the military budget? Moderatted panel and questions from the community. Panelists:
Debbie Atwood, Brusnwick Town Councilor
Michael Brennan, Human Services Provider/Social Worker
William Clark, Physician
John Rensenbrick, Editor, Green Horizon Magazine
Lisa Savage, Educator
Moderator: James McCarthy, Opinion Editor, Times Record
Co-sponsored by: PeaceWorks, St Paul's Church, War Tax Resisters, Maine Veterans for Peace, Woman's International League for Peace and Freedom
Summary: Join us for a special Apres Art Walk performance by Syd Alberg entitled: Beyond Darkness - Original Music and Photography (virtual classical instruments with... Read More
Film ~ The Eventful Life of Al Hawkes
Live Music ~ Al Hawkes Trio
Weds Sept 8 | 7pm |$10 Adv $12 Day of show
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| 01 September 1 2010
Songwriters in the Round - 7:00 pm
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02 September 2 2010
Dustin Hamman | Run On Sentence - 7:00 pm
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03 September 3 2010
I Am Love - 2:00 pm, 4:30 pm, 7:00 pm
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| 05 | 06 | 07 September 7 2010
Pulbic Forum: "Food and Energy" - 7:00 pm
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08 September 8 2010
The Eventful Life of Al Hawkes w/ Special Live... - 7:00 pm
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Haberdashery Ensemble - 7:00 pm
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Tosca - 2:00 pm, 6:00 pm
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| 26 | 27 | 28 | 29 September 29 2010
180 South - 3:00 pm, 5:00 pm, 7:00 pm
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30 September 30 2010
180 South - 3:00 pm, 5:00 pm, 7:00 pm
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