For Kristina Verney, giving back to the community in which she grew up is part of her everyday work at the Miles and Boothbay campuses of MaineHealth Lincoln Hospital.
COMMUNITY ISN’T A CLICHE
In the past few years, I’ve heard the word “community” in reference to Lincoln County so many times it almost sounds like a cliche. The idea of community is one that people often throw out as an all-encapsulating term for a place where neighbors care for each other, people say “good morning” when they pass on a sidewalk, and town events still draw out a crowd.
Characters of the County: Jenny Mayher is Making a Difference
If one needs something at Lincoln Academy, chances are Communications Director Jenny Mayher can help.
Characters of the County: Laura Slye: Be Prepared to Break a Few Bones
A resident of Waldoboro, Laura Slye has been living and breathing boats since “day one.”
St. Philip’s Strawberry Festival Still Sweet in 70th Year
Away from the bustle of Wiscasset’s Main Street, tourists and locals alike braved the threat of rain to celebrate the 70th annual Strawberry Festival, held at St. Philip’s Episcopal Church on Saturday, June 29.
Student Film ‘Getting Along’ Opens at the Lincoln Theater
Community members and local students turned out in force to watch the premiere of “Getting Along,” the Lincoln Academy–Heartwood Theater collaboration film produced during this academic year, on Monday, June 10 at the Lincoln Theater.
Production Underway for LA students’ Big Film Project
While the filmmaking industry often inspires thoughts of Hollywood glamour and fame in sunny southern California, Lincoln Academy students interested in cinematography have had the opportunity to produce a film of their own in Newcastle.
AOS 93, Coastal Rivers Conservation Trust Partner For Summer School
Prior to school kicking off for the year, AOS 93 and Coastal Rivers Conservation Trust partnered to create a new, hands-on opportunity for local students enrolled in summer school. For four Fridays, students took all-day field trips to local parks and trails, where they experienced “a full day of outdoor education and nature programming,” said Sarah Gladu, Coastal Rivers’ director of education and citizen science.
RING OUT
A change is in the air for Lincoln Academy’s skyline. The famed bell tower, dating back to the 1850s when it was first installed, will soon be temporarily removed.
Edgecomb Sets $16.70 Mil Rate
Edgecomb taxpayers will see a slight increase in their tax bill this year under the new mil rate the select board announced Tuesday, Aug. 8.
Rain Does Not Dampen Spirits at Second Annual Linaca Festival
Shrugging off unseasonably cold and rainy weather, a supportive crowd turned out in force for the second annual Linaca Alumni Music Festival, held on Friday, August 4 at Schooner Landing Restaurant and Marina in Damariscotta.
Skidompha Hosts Gov. Mills, Author Shannon Mullen for Book Discussion
On Sunday, July 9, Skidompha Public Library in Damariscotta hosted Maine Gov. Janet Mills, professor and author Heather Cox Richardson, and author Shannon A. Mullen for a discussion of Mullen’s recent book, “In Other Words, Leadership.”
Characters of the County: The Active Life of Maddy Kallin
Born in Newcastle, Maddy Kallin calls Dresden her home. With 17 years full of hiking, running, and traveling, Kallin’s life could hardly be called stationary.
Second Annual Pride and Unity March Held in the Twin Villages
Stepping off near 10:30 a.m., the second annual Pride and Unity Walk and Rally marched down Damariscotta’s Main Street Saturday, June 24, celebrating Pride month.
