DEDHAM, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- It will not be long now before adults and kids with developmental disabilities will be able to enjoy the summer camp experience at Camp Capella in Dedham.  On Thursday, some of those who have attended or plan to attend the camp are giving back. About seventy five people from Downeast Horizons were at the camp helping to do some spring cleaning and maintenance to get the camp ready for the season. For the staff and participants of Downeast Horizons, which is a program that serves those with developmental disabilities,  it's an opportunity to give back.

"(I'm) Raking weeds,"  explains volunteer Jason Delzeol, a member of Downeast Horizons.     

ORLAND, Maine (NEWS CENTER) --- Wednesday marked the silver anniversary for a well known community radio station in Maine.

WERU 89.9 FM and 99.9 FM is one of the few stations here in the state supported, staffed and owned by the public. The station first went on the air back in 1988 thanks to the support of several people, including musician Paul Stookey of 'Peter Paul and Mary' fame.

Presently the station continues to be supported by many volunteers. Nearly 300 of them do everything from hosting shows on the air to managing station campaigns. Station directors say programming is now reaching listeners up the coast of Maine and worldwide through the station's website.

 The Propeller Club of the United States Searsport & Bucksport Chapter announces the area’s first celebration of National Maritime Day, to take place on Saturday, May 18, at Heritage Park in the City of Belfast. The celebration will call attention to our region’s rich commercial maritime heritage, and feature companies and organizations that support growth and safe operations within Penobscot Bay’s active seaports.