Two people were transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after a three-car collision at the intersection of Cross Road and Route 1 in Edgecomb the morning of Sunday, July 14.
Smoke Alarms Alert Family to Fire Near Pemaquid Point
Bristol Fire Chief Paul Leeman Jr. credits smoke detectors with the safe exit of a family of four from a home near Pemaquid Point after a fire broke out early Monday, July 15.
Delano Seafood Shack Opens in Waldoboro
A food wagon is now open at Delano Seafood in Waldoboro, serving crab and lobster rolls in addition to fried seafood, burgers and hot dogs, and ice cream to locals and tourists traversing Route 1.
Waldoboro’s Pine Street Landing Gets a Spring Tune-Up
After major construction last year, Pine Street Landing, on the Medomak River in Waldoboro, was recently spruced up with the addition of a float, flower planters, and picnic tables.
Waldoboro Farmers Market Moves to Saturday Mornings
Last year, the Waldoboro Farmers Market moved from Cider Hill Farm, on Main Street, to the lawn of the municipal building on Route 1. This year, the farmers market is open on Saturday mornings for the first time, instead of Wednesday evenings.
Waldoboro Approves Budget Hike, New Fireworks Restrictions
Waldoboro voters approved all 46 articles, including a 6.64% hike in municipal spending and new restrictions on fireworks, in the annual town meeting by referendum Tuesday, June 11.
Jefferson Woman Gets a Year for Trafficking Oxycodone
A Jefferson woman will serve a year up front of a six-year sentence for trafficking oxycodone in Knox and Lincoln counties.
WMHS Graduates Celebrate with Family and ‘Second Family’
Students at Wiscasset Middle High School celebrated the completion of a chapter in their lives with family and friends during a graduation ceremony the evening of Thursday, June 6.
Butler Wins Reelection in Waldoboro
Robert Butler, chair of the Waldoboro Board of Selectmen, fended off a challenge from Sandra O’Farrell, a member of the RSU 40 Board of Directors, to win reelection Tuesday, June 11.
Chase and Greeley Elected to Somerville Board of Selectmen
In two contested Somerville elections, incumbent Second Selectman Don Chase staved off a challenge from Richard Stimson while Jarad Greeley outpaced Charlotte Coopersmith to represent the town as its next third selectman.
Waldoboro Fire Department Decommissions Ladder 1
After years of service to two towns in two different states, Waldoboro Ladder 1 was officially decommissioned from service during a ceremony at the Waldoboro Fire Department the evening of Saturday, June 1.
Incumbent and Challenger Field Questions at Waldoboro Forum
Two candidates for one spot on the Waldoboro Board of Selectmen took part in a candidates forum at the town office, fielding questions from residents and laying out their approach to town government, Thursday, May 30.
RSU 40 Adult Education Graduates Celebrate Triumph Over ‘Many Obstacles’
The members of the RSU 40 Adult Education Class of 2019 celebrated their triumph over adversity during a graduation ceremony at Medomak Valley High School in Waldoboro on Wednesday, May 29.
Waldoboro Woman Forfeits $10K, Handgun as Part of Plea Deal in Drug Case
A Waldoboro woman has admitted to furnishing oxycodone and agreed to forfeit $10,104 in cash and a 9 mm handgun as part of a plea deal in which the state dismissed more serious trafficking charges.
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