IN THIS ISSUE

We offer answers to a slew of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about this web site

*GARDINER (at left) has recently been updated.

A page of idea starters can help you get started in a celebration of Our River and its Communities.

Seven Year Old Kennebec River Ice? You gotta read it to believe it!

Ye Ed looks ahead and invites you to get into the act.

Welcome to the Kennebec River Communities on line Magazine. "On line Magazine" you say? That's right! The magazine format and a regular publication schedule offers a number of pluses to our readers. The major advantage is that we can departmentalize our content and present articles written especially for us on a regularly scheduled basis. This web site offers a large and growing public forum to people who like to write and people with specific expertise in matters relating to the Kennebec River Community.

Five key Departments will be developed as appropriate content becomes available:

Science (Biology, Archeology, Ecology, natural resources)
Economic: (Business development, tourism issues)
Recreation: (Boating, fishing, sightseeing)
Social: (Local History, Historic Preservation, Quality of life issues in Kennebec River communities)
Humor: (Humor)

This content will fall into three classifications;
... information of local interest to citizens of each River Community;
... information relevant to The River Community as a whole;
... information from and about interests beyond the Kennebec River

Any of the above may be presented in the form of articles, essays, anecdotes, photos, artwork, etc., and combinations thereof. Articles falling into these categories will be 'teased' here on the Home Page of each issue with one-click links to the article itself.

Visit the REAL Tilbury Town as it exists today on Tilbury Island just up the river near Farmingdale.

If you have ideas, comments or suggestions about things you'd like to see or read in this e-Magazine or about the web site in general, please feel free to share them with us.