Dr. Judith Eve Sandick of 113 River Road, Edgecomb, passed away on July 24 surrounded by her family following a long struggle with depression. Judy was born in Pittsfield, Mass. on Aug. 21, 1954.
Charlotte C. Spinney
Charlotte C. Spinney, 83, died on Wednesday, July 24, 2019 at the Maine Medical Center in Portland.
Local Legislator Testifies at PUC Hearing Submitted article
State Rep. Jeffrey Evangelos, I-Friendship, testified at a hearing before the Maine Public Utilities Commission on July 22, arguing against a rate increase for Central Maine Power Co. and demanding refunds for overcharged ratepayers.
Lincoln County Courts
Brianna Ayres, 23, Lewiston, unlawful furnishing scheduled drug, Feb. 21, dismissed (plea to other charge).
‘Frozen’ Fundraiser for Charlotte
A lovely “Frozen” festival fundraiser for a young burn victim named Charlotte is planned for Saturday, Aug. 3 from 1-6 p.m. at the Damariscotta Baptist Church; call 677-3061 for more information. At this stage, there is word that Queen Elsa, Princess Anna, and another princess are going to visit. The band Rusty Hinges and possibly a few surprise musicians will provide the music.
Sculpture Symposium Starts on Boothbay Common
From Saturday, July 27 to Sunday, Aug. 4, the public is encouraged to visit the Boothbay Common to meet eight accomplished Maine sculptors, along with their guests from Japan and Canada, as they create works of art from granite and other stone during the Maine Stone Symposium.
First Open Studio Day of Summer at Fiore
On the last Sunday of every summer month, the Joseph A. Fiore Art Center in Jefferson opens its doors to the public with festive, family-friendly open studio days.
No Longer Lower Round Pond Bringin’ in the hay
Haying season is here, and memory brings me back to those days when my husband, Jim, and I were farming in Bristol. This is an activity critical to weather, and all our attention was focused on forecasts and all the folklore we knew. Following is a typical day of hay harvest.
Couple Reincarnates Classic Country Store in Wiscasset
After 28 years in a horse barn in rural New York, a country store with a variety of home goods and gifts has come to 52 Water St. in Wiscasset village.
From the Legislature: Lobsters and Right Whales
Lobster fishing has never been an easy way to make a living. Any economic endeavor that relies on natural forces and harvesting natural resources carries risk and uncertainties. I first heard of these risks last year when I was campaigning, going door to door. Lobstermen shared stories with me about weather, the environment, and the costs of gear changes. As a member of the Marine Resources Committee in the Legislature, I experienced this firsthand from the hardworking men and women working in the industry.
A PILE OF MANURE
It is disappointing to see Fuzzy Udder Creamery, a promising and relatively new business, leave Lincoln County after a dispute with neighbors and the town. But let’s be clear: this was not a case of government overreach.
William Cotton Damon II
Born Sept. 28, 1937 in Boston, Mass. to Alison Niven Damon and Edmund Ives Damon. “Cot,” as he was known, attended the Rectory and Gunnery schools in Connecticut, and went on to Dean College. He served in the Army and was stationed in the Philippines.
Lillian Labrie Recognized for Alewife Support
The alewife festival is over, but the beloved river herring continue to populate Damariscotta Lake. The adult alewives are making their return down the ladder and to the sea. The eggs they did lay are now millions of tiny alewives. They can be easily seen while wading into the lake. In a few months these fish will grow to 4-5 feet long and follow the remaining mature alewives down the river to the open ocean.
J. William Silverberg
J. William Silverberg, MD, passed away on July 21, 2019 at the age of 95. Dr. Silverberg of White Plains, N.Y. and New Harbor, received his medical degree from Columbia College of Physicians & Surgeons in 1950 and practiced psychiatry with great devotion and diligence over 60 years, largely in White Plains, N.Y.
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