A 21-year-old Bristol man suffered serious head injuries but police say he appears likely to recover after a crash on Benner Road in Bristol the afternoon of Saturday, June 12.
Whitefield Farmer Rebuilds Stand in Time for Television Debut
While Swallowtail Farm and Creamery in the Whitefield village of Coopers Mills village has received recognition for its dairy products, it will soon be introduced to a whole new audience by none other than Gordon Ramsay, a Michelin star chef known for television shows including “MasterChef” and “Hell’s Kitchen.”
Salon Expands with Move into Former Stable Gallery
Britani Fairhurst and Brooke Howard, co-owners of B&Co. Hair Salon, spent many long days and late nights converting the former Stable Gallery in Damariscotta into a salon space. They opened for business at the new location on Tuesday, June 1.
CLC Adult Education Graduates Celebrate with Song, Personalized Poems
Central Lincoln County Adult Education graduates celebrated their accomplishment with a song, personalized poems, a toast, and a punch and cake reception at the Lincoln Theater on Tuesday, June 8.
Retro Restaurant in Waldoboro Has Customers Asking for S’more
Roadside Eats in Waldoboro opened on Tuesday, June 1 and the ‘50s-themed restaurant has more than a few surprises on its menu.
LA Celebrates Graduation Together After Distanced School Year
Approximately 1,000 people attended Lincoln Academy’s 143rd commencement ceremony to send off the class of 2021 at the Augusta Civic Center on Friday, June 4.
Medomak’s Daigle Wins State Class B 3,200-Meter Race
Medomak Valley junior Connor Daigle was denied the opportunity to run for a cross-country state championship last fall due to a COVID-19 outbreak at the school, but he made up for it in grand fashion on Saturday, June 5 at the state Class B track and field championships in Bath.
COVID-19 Cases Continue To Drop, Chase Point Sees Outbreak
Lincoln County saw only eight new cases of COVID-19 in the past week, the lowest weekly total since the coronavirus began surging last fall.
Waldoboro Fisherman’s Body Found in Medomak River
The Maine Marine Patrol recovered the body of a 34-year-old Waldoboro fisherman in the Medomak River at 6:30 a.m., Tuesday, June 8.
Characters of the County: Preserving a ‘Special Way of Storytelling’
Newcastle resident Art Mayers is in the process of preserving videotaped oral histories detailing the lives of Lincoln County individuals and different local themes on his YouTube page.
Two Run for School Board in Dresden
Dresden voters will elect a representative to the RSU 2 Board of Directors on Tuesday, June 8. The polls will be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Pownalborough Hall.
Dresden to Vote on School Budget Opposed By Selectmen, Budget Committee
Dresden residents will vote via secret ballot on an RSU 2 budget opposed by the selectmen and budget committee, and elect a first selectman and a member of the school board, Tuesday, June 8.
Waldoboro Voters to Decide A.D. Gray Question in Referendum
Waldoboro will vote by secret ballot on 46 warrant articles in the annual town meeting by referendum on Tuesday, June 8.
Damariscotta to Elect New Selectman
A newcomer to Damariscotta government is running for selectman and a recent appointee to the school committee is running for his first full term, both unopposed.
Waldoboro to Decide Contested Race for School Board
On Tuesday, June 8, Waldoboro voters will choose among three candidates for two three-year terms on the RSU 40 Board of Directors.
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