After a brief hiatus, activity has resumed on the climate-controlled archival vault. Materials have been delivered and workers were hard at work on Saturday installing the studs.
Emma Jones
LincolnHealth Miles Maternity is excited to welcome beautiful baby girl, Emma Jones, to our family.
Alexandra Perry-Weiss Artwork at the Bristol Area Library
The Bristol Area Library is pleased to have the artwork of Alexandra Perry-Weiss on display for the month of August. She is exhibiting five larger oil paintings with a delightful selection of subject matter.
Schoonerfest Brings a Tall Ship Back to Home Port
When and If, an 82-year-old Wiscasset-built schooner, will return to her original home port as the centerpiece of Wiscasset’s Schoonerfest in August.
South Bristol to Celebrate Maine Bicentennial Pilgrimage Event
Here is a chance for some summer fun and to learn about local history. For a week, starting Sunday, Aug. 15, you can become a “Pilgrim” and journey to a variety of special historic places. Lincoln County Historical Association), along with town historical societies are planning a Lincoln County Pilgrimage.
The Hidden History of South Bristol
The South Bristol Historical Society invites you to an unusual monthly meeting on Wednesday, Aug. 18 at 7 p.m. at the Union Church parish hall on Rutherford Island.
Round Pond
For many months there has been much speculation and rumors flying around as to what is happening with the White Church. Everyone has been so hopeful that somehow it could be saved by and for the village, instead of becoming another gallery or kitchy store. Finally “every ‘I’ has been dotted and ‘t’ crossed” and the information can be relayed.
Fewer Baked Goods, More Pasta, and Greater Social Awareness for Mammy’s Bakery
The demand for sweet treats and comfort foods through the pandemic lockdown and reopening has Jessica Deshiro rethinking what she can handle, and what matters most at the end of the day: “Satisfied customers and getting home to my family.”
Celebrate Maine’s Bicentennial (Plus One) With a Pilgrimage Through Lincoln County’s Historic Sites
Maine celebrated its 200th birthday in 2020, which turned out to be a year none of us will ever forget, though many of us would like to do so. The COVID-19 pandemic prevented us from commemorating Maine’s Bicentennial, but here in Lincoln County, we decided to throw a 201st birthday party for the state in 2021.
First Responders Camp Caps Off with Helicopter Visit
On Friday, Aug. 6, campers at the Central Lincoln County YMCA’s First Responders Camp had the opportunity to meet Maine Forest Rangers and explore one of their helicopters.
SOME EDITORIAL GUIDANCE
Lincoln County sure knows how to make a woman feel welcome. Thank you to all who sent me emails, stopped by for a visit, and recognized me from my picture in the paper, and told me your names and a bit about your Lincoln County connections. I can’t leave the office without making a new friend, learning a bit of local lore, or hearing a compelling story.
Roger James Selverstone Feb. 14, 1962 - Aug. 8, 2021
Roger James Selverstone, 59, passed away unexpectedly of natural causes, on Aug. 8, 2021, at the family cottage in Chamberlain. He was born on Feb. 14, 1962, in Cambridge, Mass., and attended Shady Hill School, Cambridge School of Weston, and Bowdoin College.
Preparation Underway for Making Strides
It may be August and still vacation time, but the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk committee has been busy recruiting sponsors and teams.
Damariscotta Historical Society News
Damariscotta Historical Society will host its annual silent auction Aug. 17-27 at Skidompha Library. The auction will benefit the Cemeteries Restoration Fund.
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