Opening statements and testimony began Tuesday, Feb. 17 in a second trial for the death of 3-year-old Makinzlee Handrahan, of Edgecomb.
Newcastle Sets Special Town Meeting To Clarify Bond Debt
The Newcastle Select Board has scheduled a special town meeting to correct a clerical error involving interest on two previously approved bonds for Monday, Feb. 23.
Wiscasset Waypoint Celebrates a Year of Food and Fellowship
A waypoint is a stop along a journey, often defined by latitude and longitude. Used in navigation to denote a physical location, a waypoint can also be a moment in time or a symbol of progress.
Savory Moose Brings New Menu Items and the Next Generation to ‘A Neighborhood Place’
Focaccia-style pizza is topped with curls of zucchini and lightly charred whole cherry tomatoes that literally burst with flavor. Norwegian salmon soup with buttery leeks and fresh dill is served hot to go. These are among the new offerings to be found Monday through Thursday at Nobleboro’s Savory Moose on the corner of Route 1 and East Pond Road.
Characters of the County: Rebecca Smith Waddell Offers A Delicate Balance
As an administrator for the What’s New in Waldoboro Facebook group, Rebecca Smith Waddell sees her role as both a communicator and a protector.
The Joy of Rescue
The Good Things Thrift and Craft Shop in Waldoboro was a hive of activity on the Saturday before Christmas. And smack in the center, in a wire enclosure in front of an 8-foot Christmas tree bedecked with ornaments, sat Snoopy and Peanut.
How Much Wood Can a Wood Chip Saw, Split, Stack, and Deliver?
The Bristol-South Bristol Transfer Station was a hive of more than the usual activity on Saturday, Nov. 22 as the Wood Chips, an all-volunteer offshoot of the Community Housing Improvement Project Inc., made a major push to split and stack cords of donated firewood that will provide essential heating assistance in the cold months ahead.
‘Embracing the Pink:’ Nobleboro Woman’s Breast Cancer Journey Inspires Local Support
The Damariscotta-based “Fight Like A Girl” team topped the fundraising leader board for the American Cancer Society’s annual breast cancer walk in Portland on Sunday, Oct 19.
Community Rallies to Grant Family’s Easter Wish
“This may be a long shot…” began the April 16 post by Waldoboro resident Kelsie Jusko to the Damariscotta/Pemaquid Area Bulletin Board Facebook page.
Forever Green: ElderCare Network Helps Residents Age in Their Communities
A small but meaningful handful of Lincoln County’s aging population resides in five separate homes owned and managed by ElderCare Network of Lincoln County. Those homes – located in Damariscotta, Edgecomb, Jefferson, Round Pond, and Waldoboro – are commonly referred to as the Greens.
(Bisi Cameron Yee is a freelance journalist living in Lincoln County.)
Heartwood’s ‘Hamlet’ Crowns 20th Season
Heartwood Regional Theater Co.’s upcoming production of “Hamlet” has all the ingredients found in great entertainment: ghosts, swordplay, romance, betrayal, madness, and revenge. It also has philosophy, poetry, and the catharsis of tragedy.
Wiscasset Supports Hometown Server at New Breakfast Venture
“I actually know everybody in here right now,” Sherre Faulkingham said of the packed house at her new restaurant, Sherre’s Kitchen, in Wiscasset. “They’re all customers I’ve waited on for years.”
Sarah’s Cafe Under New Ownership
After spending the last year establishing her popular breakfast and lunch spot on Route 1, Jodie Roquemore, owner of Jodie’s Cafe and Bakery in Wiscasset, is leveling up. On June 27 she purchased Sarah’s Cafe, one of the town’s most well-loved and longtime businesses, and will shift her focus from breakfast to dinner.
New Music Resonates Inside Historic Walpole Venue
With haunting vocals and the soaring sounds of an electric violin, Kendall Dean took full advantage of the superb acoustics of the Old Walpole Meeting House on the evening of Saturday, June 24.
Summer Marks Double Anniversary for Round Pond’s Granite Hall
Granite Hall has been a beloved fixture in Round Pond for 150 years, and the Herndon family has been the driving force behind the counter for the last 40.
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