Organizations

Here is a message from C. J. Hoppin:
To All Peaks Islanders: As we conclude a difficult year and plan ahead, we wanted to be sure you were aware of our ongoing efforts to find potential developers for an assisted living facility on Peaks. The Survey we concluded with help from the Island Institute in 2019 revealed considerable interest and support for Peaks Assisted Living. As a reminder, the Survey, which is attached, reported a total of 161 people (35% of the 462 Survey respondents) indicated that they would be interested in an assisted living facility on the Island in the near or distant future. You can see the report here: http://bit.ly/PeaksAssistedLivingSurvey. Please feel free to share this survey with any contacts you might have in the assisted living industry. Thanks from the Peaks Assisted Living Team.

PICC helps Island organizations increase awareness on the Island of their work  and to the extent they wish to coordinate their activities.  PICC helps maintain the calendar on PeaksIsland.info.

PICC is managed by a board of Islanders and is supported by the Peaks Island Fund.

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The mission of the Peaks Island Health Center is “to facilitate and support the delivery
of health services on Peaks Island for island residents and visitors.” It’s available to all
patients who choose its services providing preventive and ongoing medical care,
especially for those most at risk: elders, people with disabilities and children. It is an
IRS non-profit, 501 c 3 organization whose board provides the clinic facility and
Cnancial and practical support for an independently practicing provider, Maine Medical
Partners Family Medicine. The support takes multiple forms including contracting with
the provider for use of the facility, providing public information and marketing services
to maximize awareness and use of the health center, fundraising for special capital and
project needs and sponsoring health education events throughout the year.

The Society was established in the spring of 2019 by a group of like-minded people who felt that more could and should be done to preserve the island’s past.  Why, you may ask?  A significant portion of the year-round population is constantly changing – many newcomers want to experience island life but, for a variety of reasons, do not stay long.  The ever-shrinking pool of long-time islanders are concerned that the community’s rich legacy will be lost forever if more is not done to preserve it.  The Society is staffed by community volunteers and has been designated a 501(c )3 organization by the Internal Revenue Service.

https://www.facebook.com/PeaksIslandMusicAssoc/

We have archives of shows and interviews available through all the major podcast apps – just search Peaks Island Radio – and also available on our website, peaksislandradio.com. We are in the midst of bringing on two more island DJs and will have a schedule available soon, but currently, we air the Hedgehog Radio Hour with Dan and Sarah Cuetara live on Mondays at 7:00 pm and Chris & Bridget in the Evening live on Wednesdays at 7:00 pm. The rest of our programming is music based with community announcements at the top of the hour and a rotation of short islander vignettes and Bookmarks, the library’s monthly update, at half past the hour.

A national non-profit that provides free technical assistance to homeowners and quasi-municipal water districts regarding safe drinking water, proper disposal of wastewater, and control of storm water.

The Very Reverend Gregory P. Dube was appointed Rector of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Portland and Pastor of the other Portland Peninsula & Island Parishes (Sacred Heart/St. Dominic Parish, Portland; St. Louis Parish, Portland; St. Peter Parish, Portland; and St. Christopher Parish, Peaks Island) effective August 1, 2016. Previously, Fr. Dube served as Pastor of Holy Savior Parish (St. Athanasius and St. John Church, Rumford; Our Lady of the Snows Church, Bethel) from 2013-2016.

A native of Greene, he attended Leavitt Area High School and graduated from the University of Maine at Augusta, earning a bachelor’s degree in business administration. He completed his clerical studies at Theological College at The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. Fr. Dube was ordained to the priesthood by Bishop Richard J. Malone on June 29, 2007, at the Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul in Lewiston. His first assignment was as parochial vicar at Good Shepherd Parish in Biddeford and Saco. In November of 2010, Fr. Dube was appointed parochial vicar at the Portland Peninsula & Island Parishes (parishes listed above) and as hospital chaplain at Maine Medical Center and Mercy Hospital, both in Portland. In addition to his parish duties, Fr. Dube currently serves as a member of the Presbyteral Council and the College of Consultors, chair of the Priest Personnel Board, and as chaplain to the Maine Chiefs of Police Association.