Wiscasset Middle High School opened its first new classroom in 48 years with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Monday, Feb. 22.
Characters of the County Teaching Preschool in a Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted daily life around the world, but in Sally Monroe’s prekindergarten classroom at Edgecomb Eddy School, it’s mostly business as usual.
Alna Board Takes Up Boat Ramp Appeals
The Alna Board of Appeals discussed three appeals related to Jeff Spinney’s boat ramp over the course of two meetings Thursday, Feb. 11 and Tuesday, Feb. 16. The board will hold a third meeting in March to deliberate and vote on all three appeals.
Stover Bill Aims to Expand Access to Substance Use Treatment
State Rep. Holly Stover, D-Boothbay, is sponsoring a bill that aims to increase access to substance use treatment in Maine.
Characters of the County From ballerina to Togus physician and hobby lobsterwoman
While a professional ballerina dancing in Germany, Kristin Kentopp never expected to become a doctor to U.S. veterans and a recreational lobsterwoman in Maine.
In-Person Attendance Rising in RSU 12
The percentage of RSU 12 students attending school in person has risen from 82% at the beginning of the school year to 90%, according to Superintendent Howard Tuttle.
Whitefield 16-Year-Old Pens Sci-Fi Novella
When the COVID-19 pandemic began, many people suddenly found the time to take on new creative projects, from baking to painting. For Whitefield teenager Jacob Rousseau, that project was his debut novella.
Characters of the County: Running for Those Who Can’t
Seven years, nine months, and 29 days. That’s how long Amber Young has been a streak runner — meaning she runs every day, without fail.
Alna Selectmen to Take Up Draft Settlement for Spinney Project
The Alna Board of Selectmen is considering a draft settlement agreement with Jeff Spinney regarding his application for a boat ramp on the Sheepscot River, but some abutters whose names appear on the document say they will not sign it.
Sheriff’s Office Reports Uptick in Phone and Email Scams
The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office has seen a higher than usual number of fraud reports in 2020, according to Lt. Brendan Kane.
Birches Coffee Shop and Market Opens in Wiscasset
The owners of Seacoast Coffee Co. in Wiscasset started a new venture this month — Birches, a coffee shop and market selling coffee, food, and local goods.
Gluten-Free Cafe and Hard Cider Bar Coming Soon to Damariscotta
Butter Up Cakes, a gluten-free bakery, cafe, and cider bar, will open in Damariscotta this month after two years in Bangor.
Edgecomb Pop-Up Restaurant Hopes to Attract Gardens Aglow Traffic
A pop-up restaurant and bar are open in Edgecomb, offering an option for dinner and drinks on the way to Gardens Aglow at the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens in Boothbay.
Dresden Hires New Town Administrator
Dresden has a new town administrator — Michael Faass, of Edgecomb.
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