Eating a whaleboat calzone stuffed with lemon haddock, cheese, fresh spinach, and tomato while enjoying a breeze off the Sheepscot River and watching the lines of people queuing up at Red’s Eats and the lines of traffic heading north over the Davey Bridge is a unique pleasure that will be missed when Sarah’s Cafe closes its doors for the last time on Friday, June 23.
MVHS Class of 2023 Prepares to ‘Take Life by its Horns’
“You’ve spent your whole life longing for the day you grow up and take life by its horns,” said Medomak Valley High School class of 2023 salutatorian Quinn Overlock, “until you actually get there.”
LA’s Initial First Responder Class Ends with Lifeflight Training
Six students completed their 10th and final session of Lincoln Academy’s first responder focused learning block on Thursday, June 1 with a presentation by LifeFlight of Maine.
Music Returns to Edgecomb’s Merry Barn with New Series
During its heyday from the 1950s to the 1970s music spilled from the open doors of Edgecomb’s Merry Barn every summer. Starting Saturday, June 10, music will return to the venue as a regular offering.
Damariscotta Man Dies in Biscay Road Crash
A 42-year-old Damariscotta man died in a single-vehicle crash on Biscay Road the morning of Tuesday, June 6.
The Shady Lady Returns to Damariscotta – Again
The Shady Lady has moved a total of eight times since the business first opened in 1995, but it seems to always find its way back to downtown Damariscotta.
Adam Ezra Group to Headline Fish Ladder Fundraiser
The Adam Ezra Group has played a number of shows and house concerts in the Midcoast, but to founder and lead singer Adam Ezra, the most memorable performances were those at Lincoln Theater benefitting the restoration of the Damariscotta Mills Fish Ladder.
Mother and Three Minor Children Escape Jefferson Blaze
A mother and three young children are safe and uninjured after a fully involved house fire destroyed their home in Jefferson on the afternoon of Tuesday, May 23. Two additional school-age children were not home at the time of the fire.
Edgecomb Board Allocates $60,000 in ARPA Money
The three members of the Edgecomb Select Board assigned $59,200 of American Rescue Plan Act funds at their meeting on Tuesday, May 16.
Hot Top a Hot Topic in Nobleboro
The Nobleboro Select Board addressed both upcoming road improvements and deteriorating road conditions during their meeting on Wednesday, May 10. Three contractors were on hand for the opening of paving bids for East Neck Road and four residents attended to express frustration with the state of Upper East Pond Road.
Passionate Food: Mediterranean Dining Debuts in Damariscotta
Bred in the Bone, the newest venture by local restaurateurs Warren Busteed, Beth Polhemus, and Florin Ungureanu opened in Damariscotta Friday, May 12. The restaurant is the latest offering from the trio who operate both The Contented Sole in Pemaquid Harbor and the popular Salty Boyz Food Truck.
Characters of the County: Jackie Gifford is an Eggs-trovert
“Everyone knows me from the eggs,” Jackie Gifford said. “I go to dinner in the state of Maine and (people) come over to us at the table like ‘you’re the egg girl, right?’ My husband’s rolling his eyes going ‘Man, we can’t go anywhere without people knowing you.’”
NCS Receives Grant for Traffic and Parking Study
The Nobleboro Central School has been awarded a $2,500 grant from the Lincoln County Regional Planning Commission to assess traffic flow and parking limitations at the school.
Characters Of The County: Nobleboro’s Deb Singer Helped Spark the Re-Use Revolution
Sustainability is a core value that Deb Singer has spent most of her life championing. In the early 2000s when the concept of eco-consciousness began to be embraced on a wider societal level and businesses began to look for ways to reduce their impact on the natural world, Singer found herself in the unique position to have a profound impact on the future of the planet.
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