Community Resources
Walker Elementary School
33 West Main Street
Liberty, Maine 04949
(207) 589-4208
Mount View Elementary School
573 Mt View Rd
Thorndike, ME 04986
(207) 568-7541
Mount View Middle School
575 Mt View Rd
Thorndike, ME 04986
(207) 568-7561
Mount View High School
577 Mt View Rd
Thorndike, ME 04986
(207) 568-3255
Mount View Elementary School
Liberty Library
Name: Waldo County Bounty! “Grow a Row” Pledge and “Give and Take” Tables.
Description: The Grow a Row Pledge is a way for gardeners to support food security in these economically hard
times. Gardeners plan to grow an extra row of any (or multiple veggies/fruits) and when they are ready, bring them to the “Give and Take” tables at the Montville Grange and/or the Liberty AMVETs Hall. From there, families and individuals are welcome to come and take home whatever is there. A simple way to share the bounty!
Contact information:
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Waldo County Bounty:https://unitybarnraisers.org/waldocountybounty/
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Grow a Row Pledge: https://wcbgardens.org/ (to pledge, click under the picture of the carrots)
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Give and Take Table Coordinator: Hannah - nanatha19@gmail.com or 323-5612
Any additional information: Growers are encouraged, but not required to pledge to Grow a Row. The set up is simply that anyone who has extra produce from the garden is welcome to bring it to one of the tables and anyone who could use the produce is welcome to bring it home!
Posted: 6/13/2020
Name: HALF MOON FARM
Description: We have a full line of local berry jams and five varieties of chutneys for sale. We also carry several varieties of "jam" which is 100% fruit [no added sugar]. Price is $6.00 per 8 oz jar. All products made in licensed state inspected kitchen. We have been in business for 40 years and formerly attended several local Farmers' Markets.
Contact Information: 18 Gilcrest Lane
North Mountain Valley Highway
207-382-6446
sndspinney@gmail.com
Name: GYPSY WIND FARM
Description: Organically Grown Vegetable, Herb, Annual & Perennial Seedlings/Native Perennial Plants for
Pollinators/Organic Plant-Based Skin Care Products
Contact Information: gypsywindherbs@gmail.com
Additional Information: Delivery available. At farm pick ups with safety measures in place. You may come and shop the greenhouses ~ please send me an email and we can schedule a day and time when you can be the only customer here. To request a brochure and price list, please email gypsywindherbs@gmail.com.
Posted: 4/23/2020
. Name: WindowDressers
Description of Products/Goods/Services: Insulating Window Inserts
Contact Information: windowdressers.org or 207-596-3073
Any additional information: WindowDressers brings volunteers together to improve the warmth and comfort of homes, lower heating costs, and reduce CO2 emissions by producing low-cost insulating window inserts that function as interior-mounted storm windows. Measurements for 2022 is planned from August through October. Fabrication will take place in November at the Belfast Boathouse.
There is new information for 2022 located at the Town Office.
I am Laura and I am reaching out to you on behalf of the Division On Addictions
https://www.addictiontreatmentdivision.org/drug-alcohol/maine/.
Division On Addictions is an organization that helps vulnerable Maine residents who are addicted to drugs or alcohol locate proper treatment options. Alcoholism and drug addiction are terrible crises affecting all ages in our communities – from teenagers to senior citizens.
Finding treatment facilities that are able to understand the underlying causes of the addiction, and that are able to cure an individual so as to prevent any relapse, is often a very hard task. This is where we come in. We help those in greatest need to find addiction treatment options that are the best for each individual situation. Our services are 100% free.
Assisted Living in Maine
Approximately 1,344,212 people call the state of Maine home, and about one in five residents are aged 65 and older. While the overall state population is expected to remain relatively stable in the next few years, the number of seniors is predicted to jump to 351,880 by 2026 up from 257,499 in 2016.
According to the 2019 Genworth Cost of Care Survey, the average monthly cost of assisted living care in Maine is $5,169, which is $1,118 higher than the national average of $4,051.
This guide provides in-depth information on assisted living costs in Maine and how those costs compare to other long-term care services for seniors. Readers will also learn about the various financial assistance programs for older adults who need assisted living care as well as state rules and regulations that govern these facilities.
SeniorAdvice's Guide to Assisted Living in Maine
Maine currently has a SeniorScore of 68%, which is 4% below the national average. The SeniorScore is compiled from more than 100 data points analyzing variables that impact quality of life, including access to health care, the cost of assisted living, life expectancy and finances.
There are two food pantries in Liberty that Montville residents are welcome to use. They are located at the Liberty Baptist Church and the AMVETS post.
Liberty Baptist Church
Main Street Liberty ME
589-4671
AMVETS Memorial Post 150
Main Street Liberty ME
589-4218
If you would like to donate canned goods to be used by the food pantries, you may drop them off at the Liberty Fire Station in receptacle by the back door. The fire station is closed to the public.
Community Resource Connections Posting Form
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