Immediately following their four-hour annual town meeting, Somerville residents convened for a special town meeting to consider a moratorium on mining activity on Saturday, June 20. Voters passed the measure 65-17 in under an hour.
Somerville Votes Down Solar and Food Sovereignty Ordinances
Over the course of a four-hour annual town meeting at Somerville Elementary School on Saturday, June 20, voters rejected a proposed solar and food sovereignty ordinances, as well as a paving reserve account.
A Tale of Two Educators: Outgoing RSU 40 Principals Reflect on Careers
In 1985, Madonna and Whitney Houston dominated the airwaves, “Back to the Future” and “The Goonies” hit the box office, and the latest fashion trends were parachute pants, legwarmers, and shoulder pads.
Characters of the County: Ben Chute Chooses Music
Even as a child, Ben Chute always had a guitar within reach.
Medomak Valley High School Class of 2026 Looks to the Future
Family, friends, and Medomak Valley High School staff came together on Wednesday, June 10 to celebrate the graduation of 131 students.
Characters of the County: Allie Keeton’s Art Imitates Life
Allison “Allie” Keeton draws inspiration from the world around her.
RSU 40 Approves $24.9 Million Bond
Voters in RSU 40 approved the $24.9 million capital improvement bond to fund upgrades to Medomak Valley High School that school district leaders say can no longer be delayed.
Waldoboro to Elect Two New Reps to RSU 40 Board
On Tuesday, June 9, Waldoboro voters will elect two new representatives to the RSU 40 Board of Directors.
Four Candidates Seek Waldoboro Select Board Seats
Waldoboro voters will elect two select board members on Tuesday, June 9.
Characters of the County: How a Trip for Self Discovery Led to a Lifetime of Happiness for Eric Graves
Eric Graves stumbled upon Maine by accident as a young adult, after discovering an unexpected love of wooden boats. He quickly knew this was where he wanted to live, work, and raise a family.
Irving Hopes to Continue Restorative Justice Work in DA’s Office
District Attorney Natasha Irving, D-Rockland, hopes to seek reelection for Prosecutorial District 6, which covers Lincoln, Knox, Sagadahoc, and Waldo counties.
Cray Believes in Community Justice Approach for DA’s Office
Barbara Ann Cray, D-Westport Island, is running for district attorney for Prosecutorial District 6, which encompasses Lincoln, Knox, Sagadahoc, and Waldo counties.
$24.9 Million Bond on Ballot for RSU 40 Voters
On Tuesday, June 9, RSU 40 voters will be asked to consider a $24.9 million capital improvement bond to fund what the school district says are vital upgrades to Medomak Valley High School that can no longer be delayed.
Characters of the County: Mallory Heaberlin Serves Her Passion
Mallory Heaberlin fell in love with the food service industry early on, and she wasn’t going to let anything stand in her way.
Jefferson Voters Pass Education Budget, Add Funds for Guidance Counselor
Jefferson voters approved the education budget for the upcoming fiscal year on Wednesday, May 20 after passing an amendment to add funding for a guidance counselor position.
