Orrington -
Folks in Orrington are celebrating a big birthday.
The town was incorporated 225 years ago.
On Thursday, townspeople recognized the occasion with a special reading of the town's official proclamation.
Volunteers are preparing a year-long celebration of their history.
Those festivities will include the return of "Old Home Week" in July.
That will include parades, sporting events, community meals, and more.
For more information visit orringtongovoffice.com
Orrington Celebrates 225th Birthday in a Big Way
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