Charm, Community Heritage Alliance of Rural Maine

Charm, Community Heritage Alliance of Rural Maine CHARM is a tax exempt 501(c)3 corporation. CHARM is registered as a non-profit and licensed to accept charitable donations within the State of Maine.

CHARM was formed in the summer of 2011 to save community buildings and spaces that matter.Because CHARM was no longer an active group as such, the name has been changed to Bear Hill Church Preservatio and all changes registered with IRS and State of Maine We are a community volunteers dedicated to preserving and conserving community spaces that matter. If you have an interest in CHARM, please come

join us at 7 PM, on the first Monday of the month, at one of our open meetings at the new Buxton-Hollis Historical Society building, the old Bar Mills School and former SAD 6 administration building.

An important project.
08/22/2016

An important project.

Save Stackpole Bridge! Next workshop meeting is Monday, Oct. 19 -- for a final discussion of whether the councilors want...
10/13/2015

Save Stackpole Bridge! Next workshop meeting is Monday, Oct. 19 -- for a final discussion of whether the councilors want to approve $350,000 from the current paving budget to make up the gap for the rehab. plan that is currently on the table. (This way taxes would not be directly hit.) " 7:00 pm at S**o City Hall Auditorium, 300 Main St.

Be there ....
09/28/2015

Be there ....

09/28/2015

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Great opportunity to see one of the few historic homes in Standish at an historical hub of the area - much of it is now ...
09/25/2015

Great opportunity to see one of the few historic homes in Standish at an historical hub of the area - much of it is now past tense

09/16/2015

Notice of Site Walk
and Public Hearing
The Hollis Planning Board has received an application for a Conditional Use Permit for a restaurant and store to be located at 536 River Road, the old Hollis High School building.
On Wednesday, September 23, 2015, at 6:30 PM, the Hollis Planning Board will be conducting a site walk at this location.
Following the site walk, 7:00 PM at the Hollis Community Building, the Planning Board will be holding its regular meeting, which will begin with a Public Hearing regarding the above Conditional Use Permit.
All residents of Hollis are welcome and encouraged to attend both the site walk and the public hearing. For further information,

"Most endangered" historic places in Maine on "207" program tonight, 7:00 pm on channel 6.
09/15/2015

"Most endangered" historic places in Maine on "207" program tonight, 7:00 pm on channel 6.

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09/13/2015

Photographs courtesy of Beth Gardner, Cheshire Mills Photography

09/11/2015

Several months of town labor during tough times 85 years ago in Buxton were reduced to a pile of rubble in one day on Tuesday when the Samuel D. Hanson School was demolished.

09/11/2015

The building, which had not been used since 2010, was listed on Maine Preservation's list of most endangered historic properties in 2011.

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