Paul Bunyan Road Association
good neighbors
PBRA is a community association that supports the seasonal and year-round residents of the Corea by the Sea subdivision.
We’re in the Town of Gouldsboro in downeast Maine.
We may look like a sleepy little community of nature-lovers, but there’s a lot going on here.
Our Dynamic Coastline
Recent winter storms have brought the issues of sea level rise, storm surge and coastal flooding and erosion to our immediate attention here on the Corea Peninsula.
These storms, particularly on January 10 and 13, 2024, caused extensive damage across the coastal zone of Gouldsboro. Click here to read about what happened, how it might affect you, and what we’re doing about it.
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Planning for Coastal Sustainability
Coastal Resiliency Commitee Chair Bill Zoellick and his team of local volunteers are working on two government grants to help fund work on critical areas of sea level rise.
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Winter Harbor Provisions—Good Neighbors!
Winter Harbor Provisions has seriously “upped” the grocery scene in Gouldsboro. They’re well stocked, competitively priced, and they kindly donated all the burgers and dogs for the 2023 Annual Picnic.
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Gravel Road Capital Campaign
Mel Jackson, overseer of the “orphan” unpaved section of Grand Marsh Bay Road, reminds us that it’s time to build up the Contribution Kitty for road grading. Your support is essential.
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PBRA Member Publishes New Photo Book
Margie Patlak, award-winning science and nature writer, has published a new book of photos that focus on the stunning beauty she has found on the coast of Maine.
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Schoodic Food Pantry
The Annual Picnic has been collecting donations for the Schoodic Food Pantry, as one of our newer traditions. This year we raised $365, along with some non-perishable foods.
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Little Free Library
Did you know there’s a Little Free Library at 769 Paul Bunyan Road? Check it out! Take a book or leave one your neighbors might enjoy.
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Garden Tour 2024
Save the Date!
We’re planning a Garden Tour on July 27, 2024, and everyone’s invited!
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Gouldsboro Needs You!
Gouldsboro’s Comprehensive Plan Committee needs your input on the updates that are due to be submitted for state approval soon. You can go online to review and comment.
Everyone’s opinion matters!
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What's the Scuttlebutt?
Volunteer group Gouldsboro Shore has just published a guide for new folks coming to town, and for residents—whether year-round or seasonal. Check out what the Ellsworth American had to say about this useful and beautiful guide to living in our Working Waterfront Community.
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Summer Solstice Social
June 21, the Summer Solstice, provides the inspiration (and the date) for our Solstice Social, to be held at the Prospect Harbor Pavilion at 10 am in 2024. We’ll have coffee and pastries, and a Plant Swap. Mark your calendars!
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Winter Weather
Some said the gusts reached 70 mph the Monday after Thanksgiving. Downed trees and power lines were the unavoidable result
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Harborside Market Coming Soon
The new Harborside Market and Café is buzzing along towards their 2024 opening. After a few planning hiccups, sheet rock was finally ordered at the end of December. Follow them on Facebook for updates.
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Significant Storm Damage
The second of three significant Winter storms brought high winds and surges to the state. In Prospect Harbor, boats were tossed ashore, and Cove Beach, off the Corea Road, was completely submerged.
Visit the Town website for info about how to file damage claims.
This association works because of its members.
Your support of this organization is a vital part of our community.
We’re neighbors helping neighbors, friends having fun together, and people who look forward to seeing one another through the seasons and years.
All property owners in the Corea by the Sea subdivision are encouraged to become dues-paying members of the association.
Dues are assessed annually, and are still only $35/year, from August 1-July 31.
