Food

Rising heating and food costs are hitting hard this fall. Bar Harbor's Fill the Trolley campaign is gathering essentials to help families get through winter.

Local kids need help with after-school snacks. Bar Harbor Food Pantry is asking the community to chip in this month.

Holiday M&Ms and winter merchandise are sitting right next to Halloween masks. The retail calendar is completely out of sync with reality.

Twice monthly community lunches are back, featuring everything from pulled pork to chicken Parmesan, with free meals for seniors.

Friends in Action is serving up affordable meals and community connection at Moore Community Center in Ellsworth this October.

Zucchini shows up everywhere come July and August. Turns out there's way more you can do with it than bread.

Ellsworth Rotary's serving up all-you-can-eat blueberry pancakes this Saturday, and every dollar goes toward helping amputees in the Caribbean and Central America.

Police departments are firing up the grills for a free end of summer cookout on September 13th that's become a real community tradition around here.

Every Tuesday and Thursday, seniors gather at Moore Community Center for a five dollar lunch that's about way more than just eating.

The Trenton Volunteer Fire Department's Blueberry Pancake Breakfast turns 34 this year, and Saturday is the last one of the season.