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Glenn Alan Clark

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Glenn Alan Clark, 59, formerly of Jefferson, died Sept. 14, 2019 at Maine Medical Center in Portland. He was born Nov. 7, 1959 in Augusta, the son of the late Calvin Clark and Doris (Jago) Clark.

Lincoln County Courts

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Todd M. Anderson, 53, Bremen, fish for or take shellfish from closed area, July 12, $300.

Damariscotta Bank & Trust Named Best Place to Work

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Damariscotta Bank & Trust was recently named as one of the 2019 Best Places to Work in Maine. This statewide survey and awards program was created in 2006 to identify, recognize, and award the best places of employment in Maine who are benefitting the state’s economy, its workforce, and its business. Damariscotta Bank & Trust was honored in the medium-sized category – 50 to 249 U.S. employees.

Lincoln County Indictments

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Lincoln County indictments, Sept. 11:

Harley Bulmer, 39, New Harbor, class C (aggravated) criminal OUI, class C criminal OUI, class C driving to endanger, class C operating after revocation.

Lincoln County Artsbeat

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Catch it while you can: On Wednesday, Sept. 4, I caught the very last day of Jefferson artist Carol Wiley’s exhibit titled “Figures and Shapes” in the West Gallery at River Arts, located at 241 Route 1 in Damariscotta.

Volunteers Needed for Oktoberfest Waldoboro

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Oktoberfest Waldoboro, which will take place on Saturday, Oct. 12 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Cider Hill Farm, 72 Medomak Terrace, Waldoboro, will offer many activities and games for both children and adults, but volunteers are needed to make it happen.

Early Bird Sale Logo Contest

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The Early Bird Sale will shortly be upon us. This hallmark event brings a lot of shoppers to the Damariscotta region.

Energy Matters Solar stills

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In the early 1940s, World War II battles in the Pacific would often leave U.S. soldiers stranded at sea for days, and lacking drinking water posed a serious threat to their survival.

Paws for Thought

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I’m sure if someone had seen me, they would have called the police. As it was, I had already walked around their house talking to myself, and now I was tookus over teakettle, hanging out of their garage window, my legs flailing like an air dancer trying to sell you the latest cellphone.

Charlotte Ramsdell Takes First at Windsor Fair Rabbit Show

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On Aug. 30, with grace, skill, and talent, 7-year-old Charlotte Ramsdell, of the Bristol village of New Harbor, took first place in junior showmanship, first place buck, and first place in the fiber division for her English Angora rabbit named Cinna Bun Buns.

Ray Sheldon Cragin

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Ray Sheldon Cragin, 87, of West Simsbury, Conn., passed away at home on Sept. 5, 2019.

MICROCOSM OF OPPORTUNITY

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A Sept. 4 article on the Washington, D.C. political website The Hill is creating some buzz here in Lincoln County.

Course on Managing Stress Through Mindfulness

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LincolnHealth’s Coulombe Center for Health Improvement will once again offer a nine-week mindfulness-based stress reduction class at Schooner Cove, on the LincolnHealth — Miles Campus in Damariscotta.


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