I first became a customer of Camden National Bank around 2002, when I worked across the parking lot at Movie Gallery.
From 57-Year Vet to New Recruit, Fire Service Recognizes Excellence
From a 57-year veteran to one of the county’s newest firefighters, the Lincoln County Fire Chiefs Association recognized excellence in the fire service Aug. 21.
Vacant Mobile Home Burns in Pemaquid
A vacant mobile home in the Pemaquid Villas mobile home cooperative, off Bristol Road in Pemaquid, burned early Monday, Aug. 26.
A SERIOUS INTERNSHIP
The summer interns at The Lincoln County News do not fetch the editor’s dry cleaning or organize his file cabinet.
TRASH VILLAINS
Bags and straws are the villains of the day when it comes to trash.
THE GLASS IS HALF FULL
A few comments from our recent reader survey criticize the newspaper as timid in its coverage of controversial issues and soft on local officials.
AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION
Bristol kids are a little safer on the roads this summer thanks to the dedication of a small group of public officials and volunteers.
Local Man Allegedly Flees Police at 100 MPH with Kids in Car
A local man wanted in connection with a high-speed chase on April 4 allegedly fled police again Saturday, May 18, exceeding 100 mph with two young children in the car.
A Hall of Famer Times Five, Basketball Coach Ranks Local Win at the Top
Rick Simonds belongs to four halls of fame as a basketball coach and player. He will soon enter a fifth, the Maine Basketball Hall of Fame. But for all his success in college hoops, Simonds remembers an elementary school softball championship with Bristol among the high points of his career.
As Tremor Halts Work, Builder of WWII Dioramas Seeks Help to Finish Project
His work stalled by a tremor, a Round Pond man who builds World War II dioramas hopes someone will help him finish one more project.
CHARLOTTE IS NOT RETIRING
What makes a good reporter?
I could tell you my theories or I could tell you about Charlotte Boynton.
BLAIR THE PATRIOTS FAN
I listen to sports talk radio almost every day on my commute to and from the office: “The Morning Jab” and “The P.M. Jab” on 96.3 The Big Jab, out of Portland.
Governor Pardons Former Legislator From Dresden
Gov. Paul LePage, in his last days in office, pardoned former Rep. Jeffrey K. “Jeff” Pierce, R-Dresden, of a 35-year-old felony conviction for drug trafficking.
50 Years Ago in Lincoln County
From The Lincoln County News, November 1968:
Election Day: Lincoln County backed the Nixon-Agnew ticket on Nov. 5, giving the Republican from California 5,659 votes to 3,378 for Democrat and then-Vice President Hubert Humphrey and 231 for Alabama segregationist and former Gov. George Wallace.
Community Remembers Sam Roberts as Civic Leader, Family Man
Family, friends, and community leaders remembered Samuel E. “Sam” Roberts as a civic leader and family man during his service at Strong-Hancock Funeral Home in Damariscotta on Thursday, Nov. 15.
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