Marie C. Hendrickson, 94, of Friendship, passed away peacefully on May 7, 2021 at the Sussman House in Rockport. A full obituary with service information will be posted when available.
Veterans’ Dental Network Launches May 15
Gov. Janet Mills recently announced the formation of the Maine Veterans’ Dental Network in partnership with Northeast Delta Dental, participating dental clinics, and federally qualified health centers. The network will provide dental services to Maine’s veterans who otherwise could not afford them and will officially launch on May 15.
Backyard Wildlife Herons: Farewell
If I had to pick one local bird to symbolize the Damariscotta River and coastal Lincoln County, it would be the great blue heron. A denizen of local tidal areas and wetlands, these large birds make a primordial squawking. At night, the sound can be downright sinister. As a child, I remember my grandmother, Margo Kornahrens, relaying that great blue herons sounded like someone in distress in the dark. We would hear them late in the evening, hunting along the edges of the nearby shoreline in South Bristol.
River Grill Offers Prix Fixe Dinner to Celebrate Photography Show
All are invited to the Damariscotta River Grill Wednesday, May 12 for the opening reception for photographers Jim Nyce and Penny Linn.
Land Trust to Host Birding Walk for Kids
The Kennebec Estuary Land Trust invites families with children ages 5-12 to join Penny Jessop for a morning of birding at Bonyun Preserve at 10 a.m. on Saturday, May 15.
Zoom Presentation About Medical Emergencies
The Bristol Area Library will host a Zoom presentation about how medical emergencies are handled by local responders on Monday, May 10.
St. Denis to Sell Parish Hall, Build Replacement
St. Denis Church, in Whitefield, plans to sell its current parish hall, across the street from the church, and build a new one behind the church.
The Good Supply Opens for Mother’s Day
The Good Supply opened its restored post-and-beam barn in Pemaquid by appointment for a COVID-19-considerate spring season beginning at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday, May 4, just in time for Mother’s Day. The local artisan store filled with handmade housewares and gifts sourced from Maine has grown its collection to represent 90 artists and small businesses.
First National Bank Welcomes New Director
Tony C. McKim, president and chief executive officer of The First Bancorp Inc. and its banking subsidiary First National Bank, recently announced that Kimberly Swan, of Bar Harbor, has been elected to serve as a director for the bank and the company.
Skidompha to Offer Virtual Life-Drawing Class for Teens
For those who have wanted to try drawing owls, reptiles, or insects from live models, Teen Services at Skidompha Public Library and The Chewonki Foundation in Wiscasset are offering the perfect opportunity.
Sandra Lee Brown
Sandra Lee Brown, 75, of Boothbay Harbor, passed away at Mid Coast Hospital in Brunswick on May 1, 2021.
Missing Wiscasset Man Found Alive and Safe
A Wiscasset man reported missing Wednesday, May 5 was found alive and safe Thursday, May 6.
Speaker Series Begins with Colonial Gardening Talk Boothbay Region Historical Society
On Thursday, May 13 at 4:30 pm, the Boothbay Region Historical Society will kick off its 2021 speaker series with historian Mike Dekker’s talk, “Shared Ground: An Exploration of 17th-Century Indigenous and Euromerican Cultures through Gardening.” Due to COVID-19 restrictions, this free talk will be available by Zoom only.
Lincoln County Courts
Nicole Brann, 27, Waldoboro, refuse to submit to arrest or detention, refuse to stop, Jan. 10, $300.
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