Rotary Club of Yarmouth

04/20/2026

There's collections at the American Legion on 5/1/26 and 6/5/26 and the the Yarmouth Community Center on 6/26/26 and 7/9/26.
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12/06/2025

Serving up cocoa, cookies and Christmas cheer on the Yarmouth Town Green with Yarmouth Community Services this morning.

11/24/2025

Yarmouth Rotary and the Chaplaincy Institute of Maine (Chime) invite you to a presentation of The Doctrine of Discovery from an Indigenous Perspective by Dr. Dwayne Tomah, director and curator of the Sipayik Passamaquoddy Museum at 10:00 am on Saturday November 29th at the Merrill Memorial Library in Yarmouth, ME.

The Doctrine of Discovery is a 15th century papal bull (a religious edict) that granted European nations the right to claim lands inhabited by non-Christians. In the 17th century, the Doctrine of Discovery was incorporated into international and domestic law in the US. While the Doctrine has been repudiated by numerous church bodies in recent years, its principles remain firmly grounded in our society and laws. Join us to learn more about the Doctrine of Discovery and its ongoing impact on Indigenous people and land in our state and throughout the world.

Please register for this free event at: https://www.chimeofmaine.org/events/the-doctrine-of-discovery-from-an-indigenous-perspective

10/28/2025

Featuring Passamaquoddy/Maliseet artwork and pronunciation guides, the interpretive signs installed throughout Riverfront Woods Preserve were a collaborative project.

11/30/2024

06/09/2024

Three ways to register for the Close to the Coast run next Saturday.

06/15/2023

By Rotary Club of Freeport Maine

09/16/2021

The Yarmouth Rotary Club along with Yarmouth High School’s Interact Club are hosting a clean up day for Royal River Park in honor of September being Environmental month. Folks will meet at the parking lot across the street from the History Center at 10:00 am on Sunday, September 26th and break into groups to clean up around and throughout the park. The Rotary Club will be providing trash bags and disposable gloves for the clean up effort. Join the effort to clean up the park!

04/01/2021

Putting the final touches on our signature project for 2020 District Grant.

01/23/2021

A new visitor to our Riverfront Woods boardwalk bench.