DEAR SUN SPOTS: Come check out the Stash Busters Sale at the Nazarene Church at 184 Main St. in Lisbon Falls on Saturday, Sept. 21, from 9 a.m. to noon.

The crafters at the Nazarene Church in Lisbon Falls are cleaning out their stash of supplies just in time for the fall and Christmas crafting season.

We’ve got fabrics for quilting and crafts, yarn for knitting and crocheting, wool for rug braiding, stamps for all your card making, and more. We dug deep in our sewing rooms and knitting baskets to find all kinds of crafting accessories! For more information, call me at 376-7962. — Laural, Lisbon Falls

ANSWER: What fun! Be there when the doors open!

DEAR SUN SPOTS: Come join the fun as members of the Lisbon United Methodist Church at 14 School St. in Lisbon Falls welcome fall with our “Hello Fall” event Saturday, Sept. 21, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

This is a family-friendly event that will include a scavenger hunt, a scarecrow contest, and making fairy houses for Lisbon’s Beaver Park’s Fairy House Trail.

At 11:30 a.m. a lunch of sweet Italian sausage subs and hot dogs will be served. A bake sale with lots of delicious pies and other fall favorites such as pumpkin whoopie pies and pumpkin bread will also be available.

Photo opportunities with pumpkins, mums, cornstalks and hay bales will be offered as well.

If you’d like to enter a scarecrow, please call 353-8579 or leave a message on the church answering machine at 353-4982. Hope to see you there! — No name, Lisbon

ANSWER: These are two great reasons to get over to Lisbon Falls on the 21st.!

DEAR SUN SPOTS: High Street Congregational Church and Maine CareerCenters will host a Career Fair on Tuesday, Sept. 24, from 10 a.m. to noon.

Many employers will be there looking for qualified applicants to fill their open positions. The career fair is free and open to the public. People should arrive with resumes in hand and be prepared for an interview. For more information, call the church at 784-1306 or email [email protected]. — Rose, director of Community Outreach

ANSWER: High Street Congregational Church, UCC is at 106 Pleasant St. in Auburn. This is a great opportunity to find a new job before the holidays.

DEAR SUN SPOTS: With the 9/11 anniversary coming up, I was wondering if there are any organizations observing that day anywhere in Maine. I saw on the Veterans Administration page that the closest place seemed to be a cemetery in Massachusetts.

Every time I have a question, I know the first place to go. Thanks Sun Spots for always being there. The column is the first thing I read every day in the newspaper. — No name, no town

ANSWER: Check with your local schools and churches, as well as with your municipal office. I went to https://www.maine.gov/ but there weren’t any special announcements there.

Bring your flag to half-staff, light a candle, and gather loved ones together for a shared meal. Perhaps some of our readers will know of a nearby observance. I also encourage you to create your own personal remembrance for those who lost their lives on that horrific day, Sept. 11, 2001.

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