The Lincoln County News
The only weekly newspaper locally owned, printed, and published in Lincoln County.

The Lincoln County News

Serving Maine and Lincoln County for over 140 years

Museum Closed for the Summer

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Due to COVID-19, the Newcastle Historical Society Museum, which is housed in the Taniscot building, will not open this summer.

Paisley Nova Chapman

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LincolnHealth Miles Maternity is excited to welcome beautiful baby girl, Paisley Nova Chapman, to our family.

Oliver Chase Salerno

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Hallie Hardman and Brandon Salerno, of Jefferson, are pleased to announce the arrival of baby boy, Oliver Chase Salerno.

Dodge – Berube Wedding

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Mackenzie Baily Dodge and Zach Berube were married on Thursday, April 20. The bride is the daughter of Robert and Stephanie Dodge of Manchester, Conn. and the granddaughter of Calvin Dodge and the late Marjorie Dodge of Damariscotta.

Waldoboro Wanderings The monument

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Samuel L. Miller, founder, editor, and publisher of The Lincoln County News, served as a private, sergeant, and lieutenant in the legendary 20th Maine regiment of Gettysburg fame. In 1876, 11 years after the Civil War ended, Mr. Miller and his comrades established the 20th Maine Regimental Association and in 1882 held their second annual reunion in Portland. (Other reunions were held in subsequent years in various places, including Waldoboro in 1896.) Mr. Miller became historian of the group and a driving force behind these reunions.

Farrin Properties Welcomes Team Round Pond

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Farrin Properties recently welcomed two realtors to its ranks. James “Jim” Matel and Alitha Young, known as Team Round Pond, recently joined the Damariscotta-based agency.

Summer Reading Program Changes

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The Bristol Area Library summer reading program will happen a little differently this year. Readers are asked to email libra@msln.net or call 677-2115 to join. Students from pre-K through 8th grade are invited to join. 

Jackson Edward Stailing

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Kristi and Jarred Stailing welcome with love the arrival of Jackson Edward Stailing, who surprised the world by arriving two months early on March 10, 2020.


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