Events - Oct 18 22

1-2-3 adult tennis at Maine Pines is geared toward the beginning player or player returning to tennis. It includes 3 weeks of lessons designed to instruct the player in all aspects of the game. For the month-long program, it includes a court fee membership with free weekend scheduled court time, a complimentary cardio tennis class, a social mixer, and free fitness membership during the month. Players can purchase a discounted ball machine pass for $50.

Select a session that meets for 3 consecutive weeks on either Saturdays at 10am, Tuesdays at 9am, or Wednesdays at 6pm. Come join us for fun on the tennis courts at Maine Pines!

JDP is a program for junior high and high school players of all levels. JDP at Maine Pines meets three times a week and offers a combination of drill, instruction, and play. Tuesdays and Thursdays will be for drill and instruction; Fridays will be for match play with coaching. Participation in the JDP program includes a Junior Membership and discounts on tournaments, leagues, and individual instruction, as well as junior club tournaments. This program is perfect for the junior player who aspires to play high school or college tennis. Age exceptions can be made depending upon ability.

Meets Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays. High School 4:00-5:00pm / Middle School 4:00-5:00pm

MONTHLY COST:
With Adult Family Member: $69/month (EFT only)
Without Adult Family Member: $79/month
Over the Counter (No EFT): $99/month

Meet Candidates for the Maine State Senate and House from:

• Brunswick
• Topsham
• Harpswell
• Freeport
• Bath
• West Bath
• Woolwich

Hear what they have to say about local and statewide issues and their priorities for the upcoming legislative session.

Bring your questions!

If you can’t make it to the live event at the church, it will be live streamed at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUCh4sU7idM

 

Get Involved with Local Stream Conservation

The Merrymeeting Bay chapter of Trout Unlimited will discuss conservation efforts for Frost Gully Brook, Mere Brook, and Montsweag Brook at its October monthly meeting in Brunswick.

The Merrymeeting Bay chapter of this national cold-water conservation group will gather sportspeople and conservationists on October 18 at Joshua’s Restaurant, 123 Maine Street, Brunswick. Social hour begins at 6:00 PM, presentation starts at 7:00 PM. Dinner and drinks can be purchased.

The October meeting will feature Steve DeWick and Randy Clark discussing MMBTU’s ongoing conservation efforts and opportunities to get involved.

Meetings are held at this location on the third Tuesday of each month, September through May.  Future meetings will feature presentations from Maine guide Kate Farnham on fishing in Labrador and a Yankee Swap in December.

No admission.  Open to members and non-members alike.

Please join us.

Our mission is to conserve, protect, and restore our area’s cold-water resources and the watersheds on which they depend. Trout Unlimited?is the nation’s oldest and largest?cold-water?fisheries conservation organization dedicated to caring for and recovering America’s rivers and streams so our children can experience the joy of wild and native trout and salmon. Across the country, TU brings to bear local, regional, and national grassroots organizing, durable partnerships, science-backed policy muscle, and legal firepower on behalf of trout and salmon fisheries, healthy waters and vibrant communities.