This course is being taught by a trained, certified volunteer instructor according to statewide standards. Russell will cover the following topics: proper firearms handling (rifle and shotgun), survival/first aid, hunter responsibility, map and compass and landowner relations.

This Classroom Course consists of 10 hours of instruction. Students must demonstrate to the instructor that they can safely handle a bow, participate in activities, bring in a survival kit with appropriate contents and pass a 50-question test with a grade of at least 70%.

For students age ten years old and up.

Text book used: Today's Hunter

What is the rule of thirds? Why are my images boring? Why does my friend take the same picture as I do and her picture looks better? Bring your camera to class and learn how to make a great image rather than simply take a photograph. We will focus on what constitutes a great image and how to think about composition, lighting and subject matter. We will compare and contrast work by contemporary artists in order to understand how to develop our own unique statements as photographers.

Bring your digital camera or portable device with camera to this workshop.

Are you a parent, caregiver, or educator wanting to help children understand and think critically about race and equity? Kittery Advocates for All (KAFA) invites you to join us for recorded episodes of the "Talking Race & Kids" webinar series where experts tackle difficult topics such as how kids learn about race, and effectively discussing racism with children. Episodes are about one hour long, followed by group discussion. Learn more at www.embracerace.org.

Tuesday, March 3, April 7 & May 5, 6-8-p.m.

Course Fee: Free, pre-registration is required

Learn about MSAD 52 school expectations, teacher’s lesson plans and assertive discipline. This course is one step in the substitute teacher application process for our District. A high school diploma is required, college degree preferred. 

ATTENTION: Crafters.  Beacon Hospice needs your talent.  Join me for one training class the first Wednesday of the month.  Then join our crafting club on Wednesdays to make a difference.  Knitters, quilters, papercrafters and more are welcome.

Meeting dates are: Feb. 5; March 4; Apr. 1 and May 6.

People helping people, that's what hospice is all about.  If you have a passion for caring for others, and if you're looking for a way to make a difference in people's lives, consider becoming a hospice volunteer.  As an important part of our hospice, grief and loss, medical aspects, communication, spirituality, and how to help those facing end-of-life issues.  Give the gift of your time.  Learn about becoming a hospcie volunteer.

Learn the secrets to driling glass, stones and shells. Add colorful beads and spirals using our wire-wrapped loop techniques to create your own unique jewelry. Use our collection of sea glass, beach stones and shells, or bring your own favorites.

Workshop fee includes all materials to make one pendant and one key chain.

Taught by Certified Art Night Out Instructors. Art Night Out Instructors are experienced artists who provide a relaxed atmosphere, lots of support and quality materials/tools to ensure a positive experience. Leave class with new skills and an amazing piece you created yourself. 

March 15, 2020 marks the two-hundredth anniversary of Maine’s separation from Massachusetts and its becoming the 23rd of the United States. Come and find out how and why Maine was part of Massachusetts to begin with and also how and why it separated from Massachusetts and became a state.

Thursday, March 5, 6-8 p.m.

Course Fee: $12