A 31-year-old Cushing man wanted by Waldoboro police on a kidnapping charge turned himself in at the police department around 1 p.m., Wednesday, March 24.
Nobleboro Voters Reelect Incumbents, Approve Fire Truck Purchase
Nobleboro voters reelected Selectman Dick Spear and Road Commissioner Dale Wright, and approved the purchase of a $508,240 fire truck, during the annual town meeting by referendum Friday, March 19.
Newcastle Student Wins VFW Essay Contest
E.J. Hunt, of Newcastle, won the statewide Patriot’s Pen essay contest, a Veterans of Foreign Wars program, this year.
Delano Seafood Market Plans Expansion
The Waldoboro Planning Board approved an application to expand Delano Seafood Market, on Route 1, Wednesday, March 10.
Characters of the County Lincoln County Veteran Turns Hobbies Into Custom Creations
There were only two rules Tyler Richards had to follow growing up on his father’s farm in Edgecomb: “Don’t get hurt, and be back by dinner.”
Alna Man in Serious Condition after Jefferson Crash
A 71-year-old Alna man is in critical condition at Maine Medical Center in Portland after a collision with a loaded dump truck on Route 32 in Jefferson the afternoon of Monday, March 8.
Pet Boarding Business Relocates to Waldoboro
Bold Summit Pet Resort has moved to Waldoboro, just a few miles north of Route 1, and is accepting new clients for home-based overnight boarding and doggy day care while it works toward construction of a luxury facility.
JVS Back to In-Person Learning After COVID-19 Case
Jefferson Village School returned to in-person learning Tuesday, March 9 after a week of remote instruction due to a COVID-19 case.
Fire Destroys Waldoboro Garage, No Injuries
An electrical malfunction caused a fire that destroyed a garage at 56 Deaver Road in Waldoboro, off Back Cove Road, the morning of Wednesday, March 3.
MVHS Returns to Remote Instruction
On Sunday, Feb. 28, Medomak Valley High School informed parents and students that the school would return to remote instruction for “up to five days” due to a positive COVID-19 test.
Characters of the County A Very New England Bookseller
“Life is too short to read an uninteresting book,” Chloe Deblois said.
Active Peace: Snowshoe Yoga at the Hidden Valley Nature Center
On Sunday, Feb. 21, a small group gathered under a bright blue sky at Hidden Valley Nature Center in Jefferson for a snowshoe yoga session.
Jefferson EMT Aids Injured Snowmobiler in Rangeley
The Rangeley Fire and Rescue Department recently recognized 22-year-old Jefferson firefighter and first responder Oakley Oliver for providing assistance to an injured snowmobiler in the western Maine town.
Waldoboro Selectmen Defend Plans for A.D. Gray
Members of the Waldoboro Board of Selectmen defended plans to transfer the A.D. Gray property to Volunteers of America on Tuesday, Feb. 23.
