Former Great Salt Bay Community School Assistant Principal Ira Michaud will lead the Edgecomb Eddy School in 2017-2018. He began his new position as principal Monday, July 17.
Bears On the Move in Lincoln County
A series of bear sightings around Lincoln County has residents securing bird feeders and food scraps.
Rare Event Offers Insider’s View of Cuckolds Lighthouse
In a rare night with no guests at the Inn at Cuckolds Lighthouse on Wednesday, July 12, guests at a special event were treated to an insider’s view of the results of a restoration more than a decade in the making.
Rear-End Accident in Bristol Sends Two to Hospital
A rear-end collision on Route 130 in Bristol the late morning of Saturday, July 15 sent the operators of both vehicles to the hospital with minor injuries.
Conservation of 178-Acre Edgecomb Parcel Protects River-Link Trail
The Damariscotta River Association recently closed on a 178-acre parcel in Edgecomb, permanently protecting critical wetlands habitat and a half-mile tract of the River-Link Trail between the Damariscotta and Sheepscot rivers.
Edgecomb Farmhouse Gets New Life as Art Gallery, Creative Space
A century-old farmhouse on Boothbay Road in Edgecomb has been given new life as an art gallery with future plans to add a vineyard and a creative, community-oriented space. The 1906 farmhouse and adjacent 1904 barn at 146 Boothbay Road is now home to Brad and Danielle Betts’ Down East Gallery, which celebrated its grand opening July 1.
Maine Kayak Expands to Wiscasset
Maine Kayak opened a second location July 1, offering outdoor enthusiasts the ability to rent kayaks for a paddle on the Sheepscot River in Wiscasset. “We’re really excited about this spot,” said owner Alvah Maloney.
Petition for Second Vote on Wiscasset Planner Successful
The petition calling for a new vote on the Wiscasset planning department budget was successful. It was turned in and certified with 222 signatures the afternoon of Wednesday, July 5, Wiscasset Town Clerk Linda Perry said.
Sex Offender Arrested at Wiscasset School Pleads Guilty
A lifetime registrant of the Maine Sex Offender Registry has pleaded guilty to charges related to his April arrest at a Wiscasset Middle High School recital.
Mayhew Campaign Makes Lincoln County Debut
Calls of “Mayhew 2018” and “Let’s elect Mayhew” came from the crowd that gathered Wednesday, June 28 to hear gubernatorial candidate Mary Mayhew speak to the Lincoln County Republican Committee in Newcastle.
Wiscasset Town Planner Departs, Petition Pending
Wiscasset Town Planner Ben Averill worked his last day Friday, June 30, leaving the grants, projects, and economic development activity he was working on to other town officials and volunteer committees.
Fire Destroys Wiscasset Home, Two Displaced
Fire destroyed a Bradford Road home in Wiscasset, displacing two residents, the afternoon of Wednesday, June 28.
Wiscasset Moves Forward With Regional Special Education Program
The Sheepscot Regional Education Program is still looking for a home for 2017-2018, Wiscasset School Department Superintendent Heather Wilmot said.
Energy Project ‘Worth Fighting For,’ Wiscasset School Officials Say
The Wiscasset School Department will consider its legal options regarding the $1.75 million energy conservation performance contract with Siemens Inc. that was voted down at Wiscasset’s annual town meeting by referendum June 13.
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