Notice:
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"Chairity" begins at home -
The Hallowell waterfront chairs will be moved to storage on Sunday, November 1st at 11:00 am. With many hands and trucks, it goes very fast. Chairs will be stored in the rear portion of the Recycling Center. Space has already been created and does not affect the recycling area.
Note: This is not an "official" Old Codgers event - I just know people have been asking when the move is taking place. Feel free to join at https://www.facebook.com/events/s/winter-chair-storage/1760456101915810/
Thanks — Coordinator — Oct 24, 2026 - Note - our work session originally scheduled for October 27th has been cancelled. Join us on the 28th (see below) at the cemetary. — Coordinator — Oct 21, 2026
Current & Upcoming Projects
Please plan on joining us. This is an ongoing project we will be working on for some time.
Bring gloves, wire brushes, rakes, shovels, levels, pennies
Note that we’ve moved the start time to 10:00 am (should be a little warmer by then)
Ongoing Projects
These are ongoing projects which Old Codgers is involved in which may repeat over time such as Window Dressers sessions. Sign up for these ongoing projects if you would like to be notified if we schedule a specific project for this type of activity. You can always remove yourself if you're not longer interested.
Signing up for this "ongoing" project is just a way to be notified when a new session is ready to join (which may be added as a specific "project" in the future.
See https://windowdressers.org/community-builds-maine/ for more details
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About
Old Codgers* Doing Things for Hallowell is a group created with the goal of making our great city of Hallowell an even better place to live, work and raise a family. Are you bored at home? Do you feel like you haven't connected with your fellow Hallowellians? Is your partner threatening to kick you out if you don't stop bothering them? Do you want to meet people with similar interests/goals. If you answered yes to any of the above questions, this might be the cure. As with many other communities, Hallowell doesn't have the financial resources to carry out some of the more minor, yet important tasks to keep our city beautiful and vibrant. I have had several discussions with Tom Goraj, director of HPW. I envision this being a group of citizens who would meet once a week or so to do those small jobs HPW doesn't have the time or money to perform. I would encourage people to suggest small jobs that make our streets look more presentable (straightening street signs, etc). Members can post suggestions on the site. *Old age not required
Questions? Email us at [email protected].
Thank you for all you have done for the Hubbard. Jennifer — Jennifer Mcgowan — Oct 19, 2026
2026 Old Hallowell Day Parade Award
Old Hallowell Spirit: 1st Place Trophy
#28 - Hallowell Old Codgers — Anonymous — Jul 19, 2026