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SAGE Book Club by ZOOM
with Jayne Farrin
SAGE membership (Sept 1 2026 to Aug 31 2027) required.
Please click here if you need to renew or start a membership.
Sep 16 - Murder in the Paperback Parlor by Ellery Adams (second in a series)
Oct 21 - The Road to Tender Hearts by Annie Hartnett
Nov 18 - Winter at the Door by Sarah Graves
Dec 16 - The Women of Chateau Lafayette by Stephanie Dray
Club meets the third Wednesday, monthly via ZOOM.
Model Railroad Club
with Rick Asam
No SAGE Membership or Registration is Required. This is held at the Sargent Family Community Center, 24 Chapman Road, Presque Isle
This club was formed for anyone enthusiastic about model railroading, from long-term hobbyists to those just getting started. This club will explore the rich history of model railroads while also focusing on modern designs, tools, and building techniques. Members will work together to plan and build a shared display using current materials, digital controls, and creative scenery methods. Meetings will also cover topics new collectors care about, including choosing scales, basic wiring, layout planning, maintenance, and collecting tips. The club offers a welcoming space to learn, share ideas, and enjoy the timeless fun of model railroading together. Organizer: Rick Asam
Meets the third Thursday, monthly.
Cribbage for All
with Remillie Norsworthy
No SAGE Membership or Registration is Required. Class is held at the Sargent Family Community Center, 24 Chapman Road, Presque Isle
Remillie Norsworthy has been playing cribbage since she was seven, just old enough to do addition in one's head!
Cribbage is an easy game to learn, but it takes strategy to play the odds in choosing the cards you keep before the communal trump card is revealed for everyone to use. We will learn what card combinations score points, how to leapfrog pegs on the board to keep track of your score, and how to try to out-think your opponent(s) when playing the "pegging" part of the game. We will work on strategy and play for 2, 3 and 4 players in regular cribbage, and for a single person in "Chinese" cribbage.
No experience necessary--we'll teach ya! If participants have a cribbage board and a deck of cards at home, please bring them, but lacking a board, cribbage can be played on paper!
Class runs on Wednesday mornings from Oct. 14, 2026, to the first Wednesday in May, 2027. We do not meet in the summer months.
Instructor: Remillie Norsworthy - a retired teacher.
Night At The Museum
with Dena L. Winslow, Ph.D.
SAGE or MSCN Membership is required. Not a member? Click on Annual SAGE Membership 2026 - 2027 to join now.
Haystack Historical Society (and Museum), 1565 Main Street, Mapleton, ME 04757
Updated Agenda:
4:30 PM - Museum opens (self-guided tour)
5:15 PM - Begin seating for History of Mapleton presentation by Dena Winslow, Ph.D.
5:30 PM - Start presentation History of Mapleton by Dena Winslow, Ph.D.
6:00 PM - Intermission break and start of a light supper (Vegetarian and gluten-free options available.)
6:45 PM - End of supper and intermission break
7:00 PM - Begin presentation about Aroostook War* by Dena Winslow, Ph.D.
8:00 PM - End of event
*Aroostook War: The Untold Story - Dive into the explosive real history behind the 1839 Aroostook War—where Maine and New Brunswick stood on the brink of international battle. This high-energy program uncovers the actual people, places, and political tensions that pushed the U.S. and England toward a third war. Based on thirty years of deep archival research, you’ll hear never-before-told stories, surprising discoveries, and dramatic events unknown to earlier historians. Experience the gripping truth of the conflict that reshaped the region forever—and leave with a whole new understanding of northern Maine’s past.
Dr. Dena L Winslow, a well-known historian and writer, grew up in Mapleton,Maine. Her latest book about the Aroostook War was published in 2026. You can purchase it here on Amazon.
This program is for SAGE members only and preregistration is reguired.
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