A series of three upcoming rock ‘n’ roll concerts at the Lincoln Theater in Damariscotta will benefit Lincoln County Television, the Newcastle-based public access station.
Residents of Damariscotta Street a Little Salty Over Maintenance
Two residents of Pleasant Street expressed concern at a selectmen’s meeting Wednesday, Dec. 18 about the amount of salt Damariscotta’s snowplowing contractor is using.
Work Begins On Damariscotta Solar Array
Work is underway on a municipal solar array at the site of Damariscotta’s old landfill.
LCTV Reverses Name Change, Searches for Technical Director
Lincoln County Television, the Newcastle-based public access station, has reversed a recent name change and begun a search for a technical director to lead the station into a new chapter in its history.
Pingree Holds Hemp Roundtable at Whitefield Farm
U.S. Rep. Chellie Pingree, D-Maine, convened a roundtable discussion about the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s rules for hemp cultivation at Sheepscot General Farm in Whitefield on Monday, Dec. 16.
Damariscotta Teen Violinist Mixes Classical and Folk on NPR Show
Joshua Rosenthal, a 16-year-old violinist living in Damariscotta, will get national exposure when one of his performances begins airing on the National Public Radio program “From the Top” during the week of Dec. 16.
Firefighters Extricate Driver after Rollover in Jefferson
Firefighters extricated a man through the windshield of a pickup truck after a single-vehicle crash on Route 126 in Jefferson the morning of Monday, Dec. 16. The man was taken to an Augusta hospital.
LA Puts On a Show for Wreaths Across America Convoy
There was singing, dancing, and a gymnasium bursting with respect and admiration during Wreaths Across America’s first-ever convoy stop at Lincoln Academy in Newcastle on Sunday, Dec. 8.
Renys Wins Award for Commitment to Downtowns, Historic Buildings
The Damariscotta-born and Newcastle-based department store chain Renys recently received Maine Preservation’s Earle G. Shettleworth Jr. Preservation Champion Award for its commitment to Maine downtowns and their historic buildings.
Damariscotta Sets Marijuana Permit Fees at Highest Level in State
The Damariscotta Board of Selectmen approved a fee schedule for marijuana businesses modeled after the fees in Auburn, which has the highest fees in the state, Wednesday, Dec. 4.
Damariscotta Expands TIF Proposal to Two More Properties
Damariscotta is expanding its proposal for a tax increment financing district from the Camden National Plaza development at 435 Main St. to two contiguous properties.
LA Students Call on Newcastle to Pass ‘Climate Emergency Resolution’
The Lincoln Academy Climate Action Club asked the Newcastle Board of Selectmen to pass a “climate emergency resolution” this week but the selectmen declined, saying they do not have the authority to pass a resolution on behalf of the town.
New Boothbay Food Truck Court Brings the Heat
If you see a powerful glow with flames shooting skyward out of the corner of your eye while driving south on Route 27, do not be alarmed. It’s not a spaceship or a dragon, it is only the 60,000-plus holiday lights and two towering flamethrowers that mark the entrance to Food Trucks A-Go, the brand-new food truck court in the Boothbay region that will be open this holiday season.
Twin Villages Foodbank Farm Busy for Thanksgiving
The Twin Villages Foodbank Farm, of Damariscotta, is busy this Thanksgiving. The farm is distributing produce for Thanksgiving baskets and will host a 5K trail run at its headquarters Thanksgiving morning.
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