All roads lead back to Maine for Wiscasset resident E.J. Dupont, the new Maine State Ferry Service director.

After receiving an update on previously discussed violations at East Ridge Mobile Home Park, Waldoboro Select Board members decided more work needs to be done at the park during their Tuesday, Sept. 9 meeting.

In a close vote, Wiscasset residents validated the town’s $10,744,119 education budget on Thursday, Sept. 4.

Alna residents unanimously voted to authorize the select board’s transfer of two historic land parcels to the Fund to Support Historic Alna on Thursday, Aug. 28.

Edgecomb town officials are figuring out how to address multiple land use violations at Glidden Point Oyster Farm.

When Lincoln Academy welcomed kids back to class on Wednesday, Sept. 3, some students started the school year with one of the top educators in the state.

The Maine Marine Patrol is investigating the death of a Massachusetts man whose body was recovered by the U.S Coast Guard near Long Island Ledges in Bremen the afternoon of Sunday, Aug. 31.

At its meeting Monday, Aug. 25, the Newcastle Select Board approved a $1.25 million bridge construction bid in hopes of solving a longstanding structural issue at Lynch Road.

The end is in sight for roundabout construction at Route 1 and Belvedere Road in Damariscotta.

A Newcastle mail carrier was recently honored for his part in saving a man from the Sheepscot River in March while on his route on Wednesday, Aug. 20.

The first day of school is usually a milestone for students, but this year, Great Salt Bay Community School Principal Darcy Dakin will mark one of her own.

Lincoln County is more connected than ever after becoming Maine’s first county with fiber internet in every municipality.