NOW OPEN! Our enlarged, enclosed, 4-season heated pool! Our residents can now enjoy water aerobics classes and lap swimming all year long with our retractable glass cover. It slides open easily on warm weather days!
Advanced water aerobics class with Alex!
The Groundbreaking ceremony for Legacy Memory Care at OceanView was held on Wednesday, September 18th with over 40 in attendance including bankers, architects, engineers, OceanView staff and residents, and Senator Angus King’s senior aid, Gail Kezer. Read more
Today, the first day of Spring, OceanView held its groundbreaking ceremony for the new Blueberry Commons development. Read more
Our new Game Room is set up and ready for casual recreation and friendly competitions! By popular demand, we now have table tennis. This brand new hydraulic table easily folds up, allowing for accommodation of single players. Read more
In January 2012, the Falmouth town council unanimously voted to sell the former Plummer-Motz and Lunt elementary school complex for $3.25 million to OceanView at Falmouth to add twenty abutting acres to the existing 60 acre retirement community campus. Read more
OceanView’s premiere distinctive dining experience received a fresh makeover, complete with new furniture, window treatments, lighting, and an upgraded commercial kitchen. Read more
Edith was 12 years old in Worms, Germany, when her father told her she did not have to go to school that day. Their synagogue had burned in an infamous event that later was called Kristallnacht (“Night of Broken Glass)” – the beginning of the Holocaust.
In the new book “Against All Odds: A Miracle of Holocaust Survival,” Edith tells about life as a Jewish girl in Germany, how her 8-year-old sister Suse was sent to England for safety but passage could not be found for Edith, and how her family moved to Duisburg when things got too bad in Worms.
Proceeds from the book benefit the Holocaust & Human Rights Center of Maine.
We’re thrilled with our newly expanded and renovated Library, completed on schedule! Read more
The Falmouth town council unanimously voted to approve the sale of the former Plummer-Motz and Lunt schools to the OceanView Retirement Community. Read more
