Cutler News

Released 3/30/09 It seemed as though the entire population of Cutler showed up at a potluck dinner held on March 27, to honor 85-year old Cutler Jasper C. Cates, Jr.

According to Tim Harrison, editor of Lighthouse Digest magazine, vintage post cards of lighthouses are quite common.

Jasper 'Junior' Cates will be honored at a Ham & Potluck Supper for his 1970s role in saving the historic Little River Lighthouse Station that is located on an island in Cutler's harbor.

By Timothy Harrison An Atlanta amateur cross maker has sent a gift of love and friendship to a small 'downeast' coastal fishing village in a remote part of Maine.

A rare brass telescope, once used by the U.S. Life Saving Services to watch for shipwrecks off Maine's coast will soon be exhibited at Cutler's Little River Lighthouse.

An extremely rare telescope once used by the United States Life Saving Service to watch for shipwrecks off the downeast coast of Maine will soon have a new home at the maritime exhibit at Cutler's Little River ...

The volunteers of the nonprofit Friends of Little River Lighthouse, which cares for the preservation of Cutler, Maine's historic Little River Lighthouse, have elected their officers for the new year.

Two Maine artists, from opposite parts of the state, have their artwork featured on the covers of the December issue of the nationally distributed and Maine based Lighthouse Digest magazine.