Although Lincoln County schoolchildren are out of school due to the coronavirus response, schools and community organizations continue to feed students who need it through delivery and pickup programs.
Alna Holds Quick Town Meeting, Selectman Blasts ‘Secret Campaign’
At a coronavirus-shortened annual town meeting Saturday, March 21, Alna voters approved enough of the warrant to keep their government running, while a selectman decried what he called a “secret campaign” to unseat another selectman.
Alna to Hold Abbreviated Town Meeting
Alna will hold an abbreviated version of its annual town meeting Saturday, March 21 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Whitefield Postpones Town Meeting
Whitefield has postponed its annual town meeting until further notice due to concerns about the coronavirus.
Edgecomb Tax Collector Runs Quilting Business on Side
In between working as the Edgecomb tax collector and volunteering her time as a member of the Edgecomb Historical Society, a resident spends her time making quilts and putting them on display.
Prosecutors Point to Gatto’s Own Statements in Defense of Guilty Verdict
Prosecutors in the Kendall Chick case defended the conviction of Shawna L. Gatto for depraved indifference murder in a Feb. 19 appeal brief.
Bristol Farm Starts Meal Club to Offer Restaurant-Quality Options
As restaurant-quality meal options dwindle during Midcoast winters, Broad Arrow Farm in Bristol is filling the void with a new meal club.
Wiscasset Businessman Dies in Snowmobile Crash on Moosehead Lake
Wiscasset businessman Gregory Lemar, 59, died in a snowmobile crash on Moosehead Lake the evening of Sunday, Feb. 23.
Emergency Agencies Debut Program to Check on Isolated Residents Daily
With help from local volunteers, the county’s law enforcement agencies and the Lincoln County Communications Center are offering a new service that involves daily check-ins on disabled and elderly residents.
Wiscasset Restaurant Reinvented as Hot Spot Diner
The new proprietors of the former Ship’s Chow Hall, on Route 1 in Wiscasset, are reinventing the restaurant as The Hot Spot Diner, serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Driver Runs Stop Sign, Causes Crash in Wiscasset
A Wiscasset man was taken to the hospital after another driver ran a stop sign and struck his vehicle at a four-way intersection in Wiscasset on Wednesday, Feb. 12.
GSB Adds Third Math Team, Seventh Graders Win Meet
Great Salt Bay Community School has added a third math team, two years after having none, and its brand-new seventh grade team recently won a regional meet.
Gatto Appeal Claims Insufficient Evidence to Convict
An appeal brief by an attorney for Shawna L. Gatto argues there was insufficient evidence to convict Gatto of the 2017 murder of 4-year-old Kendall Chick in Wiscasset.
WMHS Students Raise Funds to Aid Victims of Australian Wildfires
The Wiscasset Middle High School Student Council recently raised more than $600 with a “hat day” fundraiser to assist in the response to the Australian wildfires.
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