Seven months after his death, family, friends, and community members will gather to celebrate the life of Damariscotta resident Robert “Haas” Tobey at Coastal Rivers Conservation Trust’s Darrows Barn from 4-6 p.m. on Friday, May 19.
Damariscotta Officially Transfers Parking Lot Sewer Lines To Sanitary District
Damariscotta residents approved the transfer of ownership of sewer lines under the municipal parking lot to the Great Salt Bay Sanitary District during a special town meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 15.
COVID-19 Cases Increase, Deaths and Hospitalizations Flat
There were 18 new cases of COVID-19 identified in residents of Lincoln County in the past week, according to Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention data current as of Monday, Feb. 20.
Characters of the County: Bremen Bartender Just Wants to be a Friend
Bremen resident Allan Ludwig has followed his career arc from being a life coach at an Arizona boarding school to becoming one of the most sought-after bartenders in Lincoln County.
COVID-19 Positivity Rate Jumps in LincolnHealth Testing, Two More Deaths Reported
The positivity rate of COVID-19 cases identified at LincolnHealth jumped from 6.33% last week to 10.84%, according to hospital spokesperson John Martins. Based on the low number of tests performed, 86, this is only an increase of four positives from last week, for a total of nine.
Bristol Educators Make the Case for $6.4 Million School Project
Bristol residents heard from educators during another public meeting concerning the $6.4 million-plus proposed addition and renovation to Bristol Consolidated School at the school’s gymnasium on Wednesday, Feb. 1.
Rice Stepping Back After Nearly 63 Years of Community Service
South Bristol Select Board member Chester Rice has seen some changes in the area during the 63 years he has devoted to community service.
COVID-19 Testing and Positives Still Dropping at LincolnHealth
COVID-19 tests performed at LincolnHealth declined for the sixth straight week and positive cases dropped for the third week in a row, according to hospital spokesperson John Martins.
Town Office Oversight Concerns Draw Crowd in South Bristol
Nearly 40 people showed up to South Bristol’s town office for the meeting of the select board on Thursday, Jan. 26 to voice concerns about oversight in the town office.
COVID-19 Testing and Cases Continue Drop at LincolnHealth
COVID-19 tests performed at LincolnHealth declined for the fifth straight week and positive cases dropped, according to hospital spokesperson John Martins.
COVID-19 Tests Continue to Decline at LincolnHealth
COVID-19 tests performed at LincolnHealth declined for the fourth week in a row, while positive tests stayed about the same, according to hospital spokesperson John Martins.
Son Saves Father’s Life in Bristol Using Lifeguard Training Skills
Sam Richards knows the value of being trained in CPR and mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. On the evening of Jan. 3, he used these techniques to save the life of his father, Bristol resident Todd Richards, after Todd choked on a large piece of steak.
Longtime South Bristol Select Board Member Resigns
Longtime South Bristol Select Board member and board chair Ken Lincoln resigned at the end of a board meeting on Thursday, Jan. 5.
From Welding to Painting: Alna Artist Follows His Love of Art and Music to Make a Career
After a lifetime of painting and playing music, Alna artist Graham Walton is now following his passions and working at making a living by doing both.
COVID-19 Tests Drop, But Positive Cases Stay the Same
COVID-19 tests dropped by 60 at LincolnHealth in the past week, but positive cases remained the same, increasing the positivity rate to 9.63%, from 6.7% last week.
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