Nomination papers are available again in Jefferson for one select board, two school committee, and four budget committee positions following a deadline extension recommended by lawyers at the Maine Municipal Association.
Another Step Forward for Affordable Senior Housing Plans at A.D. Gray
Representatives from Volunteers of America Northern New England presented a draft for a 36-unit affordable senior housing development it hopes to build at A.D. Gray School property during the Waldoboro Planning Board meeting on Thursday, Jan. 26.
Taproot Therapeutic Adventures Expands Hearty Roots’ In-School Programs
Hearty Roots, a Bristol-based nonprofit offering outdoor adventures and therapeutic tools for children and teenagers, is expanding its offerings into schools this year with Taproot Therapeutic Adventures.
Somerville Artist Paints with the Landscape
Young artist Nathan Allard, of Somerville, works almost exclusively with materials in the landscapes he paints, from animal-hair brushes he makes and natural pigments he grinds to frames he constructs himself.
New Newcastle Warming Center Among Response to Upcoming Cold Temps
A new warming center opening at The Second Congregational Church in Newcastle will offer 18 hours of weekly shelter and food as temperatures drop and new data starts to record those living without in Lincoln County.
Collamore Faces over 30 Clean Election Act Violation Charges
Maine Rep. Clinton Collamore, D-Waldoboro, faces 33 charges of violating the Maine Clean Election Act following a Dec. 15 indictment alleging he forged signatures to qualify for state campaign funding last year.
Simmons Seafood Market Sells Direct to Community in Damariscotta
Simmons Seafood Market opened its doors at 49 Main St. in Damariscotta this month, bringing customers fresh seafood purchased directly from fishermen and processed in house.
The Pampered Pooch Offers Personable Pet Grooming in Nobleboro
The Pampered Pooch, a new pet grooming business at 218 Upper East Pond Road in Nobleboro, is Crystal Wynn’s return to her passion.
Medomak Middle School Responds to Two Safety Threats in 30 Days
Two unrelated threats at Medomak Middle School, neither of which resulted in physical injury, have raised discussion in the district about how student safety is addressed following state and federal privacy laws.
None Injured in Bristol Structure Fire
An electrical fire in an empty structure at 253 Pemaquid Trail in Bristol the afternoon of Saturday, Jan. 7 caused interior heat damage but no injuries or structural damage.
Old Time Donuts Continues Family Tradition Under New Ownership
Mark Abruzese, of Warren, used to buy wholesale from Old Time Donuts in Damariscotta for his snack distribution company. Now, he owns and runs the donut business with his family.
‘The Maine Conversation’ Celebrates Connections Across State
In a Bristol home studio overlooking the water, Emily Greenberg edits interviews recorded across the state for her podcast, “The Maine Conversation,” which is approaching its first anniversary.
Broad Arrow’s Rooting Pig Moves Indoors for Winter
Broad Arrow Farm and Market in Bristol has moved its charcuterie bar, The Rooting Pig, indoors for the winter following a successful opening season on the farm.
Characters of the County: Rick Hagen is Happy to Help
As Rick Hagen sees it, he just has a soft spot for helping. Over the nine years he’s lived in Damariscotta, the active local volunteer has made a point to support others using the lessons he learned from his life’s challenges.
