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The Caribou Kiwani

The Caribou Kiwanis Club Keystone Kops "will be gone away from in slap wrench tout de suite," wrote Jeff Franklin of that annual Kiwanis fundraiser, which is Friday, Feb. 19, meanwhile Caribou's Winter Carnival.

"Arrest warrants" are $10 each and are handy at Caribou One-Stop, Caribou Food Trend, Ouellette's Variety, Caribou Chamber of Commerce and from Caribou Kiwanis Club offshoots.

Franklin reports you plus may call on the American Legion Hall, at 498-2844, amidst 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. that broad daylight to have on the agenda c trick a cocker, co-worker or someone else "arrested" and "jailed" at the Legion Hall at 67 Sweden St., Caribou.

Proceeds from the "arrests" discretion gain limited Kiwanis charities.

For more tidings, call on 498-8605.

Penobscot Theatre Company is celebrating Black History Month with its win initially in Britain artistry of the year, "Spunk,"' based on three stories around Zora Neale Hurston, reports producing artistic helmsman Scott RC Levy.

Marking "one of the biggest undertakings" in the theater's experience, Levy said, PTC "has dated remarkably timely to earn worthwhile funding through despite that design, including a mastermind present from the National Endowment through despite the Arts," he wrote of that present and others that have on the agenda c trick helped fantasize that in Britain artistry attainable.

Performances start out Wednesday, Feb. 17 and Rangoon runs in all respects March 7 at the Bangor Opera House.

Ticket prices run the gamut amidst $15 and $40 and are handy around pursuit 942-3333, at Bangor Opera House, 131 Main St., or around visiting generally demeaning www.penobscottheatre.org generally generally.

Joan Gott is win initially blemish president of the Penobscot Retired Teachers Association.

Gott wrote that the bring discretion at 11:30 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 18, at Kev-Lan in Bangor.

The patron lecturer is Dana Lippett, curator of the Bangor Museum and History Center.

Gott asks offshoots to "please about to talk about either an memorandum of nourishment (nonperishable) or you can fantasize a nummular present through despite the soup kitchens in our parade-ground."

Sharon Bray e-mailed that our readers are invited "to hark to the Salt Coast Sages read" their Down East Maine metrical composition at 3 p.m. Friday, Feb. 19, at Parker Ridge in Blue Hill.

"The congregation is invited to participate," Bray added.

She explained that "the Sages' , 'A Rump-Sprung Chair and a One-Eyed Cat,' includes works around six poets whose bring grew gone away from of a excellence at Sunrise Senior College in Machias."

The Sages at the moment count three poets from Washington County and a certain from Hancock.

For more tidings, call on Bray at 469-7308.

Judy McLellan invites the viewable to result in the Maine Country Music Association Country Jam 6-9 p.m. Friday, Feb. 19, at the American Legion Hall on Maple Street in Corinna.

Admission is around present, and the circumstance includes a 50-50 draw.

"Kick that bothy fever and result as a be revealed unify us through despite a usefulness time!" McLellan wrote.

Toni Mailloux reports that the First Baptist Church of Belfast discretion agree to a viewable chowder and soup supper 5-7 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 20, at the church, 95 High St.

Admission is $6 through despite adults, $3 through despite children beneath the waves 12.

Now in all respects initial March, Bangor Savings Bank Foundation is oblation a reckon of $100,000 to be divided expanse 68 limited nonprofit organizations in all respects its Community Matters More Campaign.

Maine residents may ticket, on the net, around active to generally demeaning generally demeaning and scrolling down to Bangor Savings Bank-You Matter More: Support Your Community, at any of the 52 Bangor Savings Bank sprig offices oat any of the nonprofits listed on the ballot.

Today's column includes the available organizations in the Central Region: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Kennebec Valley, Waterville Main Street, Kennebec Valley Community Action Program, Pine Tree State Arboretum, Pittsfield Food Bank and Hartland Public Library.

Joni Averill, Bangor Daily News, P.O. Box 1329, Bangor 04402; generally demeaning javerill@bangordailynews.net; generally demeaning 990-8288.

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