YES Project Update from Moosehead Caring for Kids Foundation Moosehead Caring for Kids Foundation had a very successful fundraising year! We closed with a sold-out community concert August 30th at

By Emily Patrick    Rodney P. Bailey was born in 1938 in New Sharon, Maine. He joined the Service straight out of high school in 1955. By 1959, he was

By Jakob H. McKenney    Greenville’s very-own International Seaplane Fly-In, the world’s largest gathering of the type outside of Alaska, is swiftly approaching its big 50th Anniversary Celebration. If you

By Emily Patrick May 15, 2024 Edition    Tucked away between what’s soon to be the old Greenville Town Office Building and the old Hammond Lumber Storefront sits an unassuming

Love at First “Sip” NORTHWOODS OUTFITTERS – If you don’t believe in love at first sight, maybe “love at first sip” is more palatable? This Moosehead love story made us

by Emily Patrick The history of chocolate is as rich and enchanting as the treat itself. The use of cacao trees, which bear the cacao fruit, can be traced back

By Emily Patrick When my mother said she was going to do a “People of the Lake” column in the newspaper, one person immediately came to mind, someone who truly

From the December 27, 2023 Edition of the Moosehead Lakeshore Journal By Emily Patrick Though downtown Greenville has plenty of character all on its own, one of its features is

Minnie Lee, Ann Bready and Gerry enjoying some time on the porch in the summer of 1969. Ann Bready and her husband Fred were from MA and leased one of