Dining for a cause

Tuesday July 16, 5-9pm at Henry & Marty Restaurant and Bar, 61 Main St., Brunswick, Maine. The wonderful restaurant has pledged 10% of the evening's sales to support the 2013 Student Travel Fund.  Let your server know that you are dining to support the students! Reservations suggested, but not required: 207-721-9141. Hope to see you there!
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Heritage Days Preview

We are excited to announce  the visit of a Tsugaru City delegation over the Fourth of July.  The city will be welcoming this small group of officials, who are coming to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the signing of the sister city documents and to participate in Heritage Days activities. Please contact us to join  in the Bath Fourth of July parade. A Tsugaru official will be grand marshall, followed by a nebuta float and music.  You are encouraged to join us in the parade...jackets a...
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General Consul Akira Muto Visits Bath, May 10, 2013

The Bath-Tsugaru Sister City Exchange Program and the City of Bath is pleased to welcome Akira Muto, Consul General of Japan on Friday, May 10, 2013. Mr. Muto will travel from his Boston office to visit Governor LePage at the State Capital, Bath City officials, and other Maine-Japan exchange programs. Bath, Maine and Tsugaru City, Japan are celebrating 20 years of intercultural exchange. The exchange began to commemorate the efforts by Japanese villagers to rescue sailors of the Bath-built sh...
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Updated! Annual Meeting Nov. 14th 2012

Note the new location! The annual meeting and election of board members for the Cheseborough Foundation will be held on the evening of Wednesday November 14th 2012 in the Teen Room of the Bath YMCA. The meeting is open to the public, and anyone interested in serving on the board or helping with our program is encouraged to contact our coordinator at cmatthews@rsu1.org.
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Travelogue 2012 – Theodore Seidel

Today we took part in four exciting events.  The first activity was visiting the Izume Hachiman Shrine.  At the shrine, we were taught how to properly give offerings to the god of victory.  The offerings were pine branches with special pieces of origami tied to them.  The ritual was fun to learn, even though I messed up the process!  After some apprentices of the shrine performed a very complicated looking dance.  After the dance, we were invited to try on the traditional priest/priestess outfit...
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