The Newcastle Board of Selectmen met with Ben Frye, a member of the Newcastle Land Use Ordinance Review Committee, to discuss the ongoing series of land use or “visioning” workshops at their Nov. 22 meeting.
Ecumenical Food Pantry Prepares Thanksgiving Baskets
The Congregational Church in Newcastle was buzzing with an army of volunteers on Tuesday, packing up 225 Thanksgiving baskets for those in need. The number of baskets is down a little bit from last year.
Other Courts
Craig Curtis Sr., 35, of Waldoboro, violating protective order, $150.
Bristol Continues To Prepare For Olde Bristol Days Move
The Bristol Board of Selectmen accepted a bid of $6184.32 from Pemaquid Electric for electrical upgrades at Pemaquid Beach at their Nov. 10 meeting. The upgrades are a necessary step to transfer vendors, games and other activities from Colonial Pemaquid, a state site, to the beach, part of Bristol’s network of parks.
Updated – Possible Mountain Lion Photographed In Jefferson
Stephen Bailey, 25 of Jefferson, believes he captured an image of a mountain lion with his game camera on Oct.13 in one of his favorite hunting spots in Jefferson.
Wind And Rain Storm Leaves 4642 Without Power
While most Lincoln County residents should have their power restored by the time The Lincoln County News comes off the press on Wednesday, the storm that caused the damage will still be lingering offshore, according to the National Weather Service (NWS).
N.C. Hunt Receives Regional Safety Award
N.C. Hunt, a lumber mill on Rt. 215 in Jefferson, received three outstanding safety awards from the Northeast Lumber Manufacturers Association (NeLMA) for their accident-free work in 2009.
Gleason – Rioux
Nicole Gleason and Christian Rioux of Brunswick announce their engagement.
Despite Wireless Internet Option, Some Jefferson Residents Still Struggle To Get Online
In rural areas where cable Internet companies and DSL providers don’t believe it’s cost effective to run wires, many homes are without access to high-speed Internet. In the last year, several local towns have turned to wireless high-speed Internet to fill in the dead zones.
Lincoln County Property Transfers
The following property transfers were recorded recently at the Lincoln County Courthouse in Wiscasset:
Boothbay: Anthony M. Rando (Tr.) and Boothbay Partners Realty Trust to James Periconia and Alice M. McCarthy; Shani Bryer (Pr.), Daniel Bryer (Pr.) and Priscilla N. Bryer (Est.) to Kate R. Onos; Penelope B. Weed, Penelope B. Brackley and James R. Archer to Loraine C. Bernard and Scott M. Bernard; Michael J. Kennedy and Kathleen K. Kennedy to Brion D. Friedman and Deirdre A. Lavieri;
Divorces
Daniel Whittier of Waldoboro and Lasca Whittier of Windsor were granted a divorce on Sept. 17. They were married in Maui, Hawaii on March 26, 2007.
Early Deadlines
The Thanksgiving week issue of The Lincoln County News will be publishing a day early (Tues., Nov. 23) due to the holiday. Any early copy for that issue will be appreciated.
Tax Benefits For Small Business
There are some important tax law changes affecting small businesses this year. If unaware of these earlier, it’s not too late to take advantage of the tax savings, using amended returns if needed. As with all new tax laws, the “fine print” is extensive, and business owners should consult with their tax professional for guidance.
Whitefield Man Escaped Serious Injury In Kennebec County Accident
A Whitefield man escaped serious injury in a head-on collision that killed a Randolph woman and seriously injured the woman’s eight-year-old daughter Oct. 29.
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