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From the Legislature: The View from a New Seat

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I have enjoyed every minute of being a legislator. It is a huge and humbling honor to represent the people who live in Arrowsic, Dresden, Georgetown, Phippsburg, part of Richmond, and my own town of Woolwich. Having been on the job for about two months, here’s a little taste of what it’s like to be a freshman legislator.

Lincoln County Property Transfers

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The following property transfers were recorded recently at the Lincoln County Courthouse in Wiscasset:

Boothbay: James J. Manning, Gabrielle Kleykamp, and Gabrielle Kleycamp to Constance F. Magistrelli; Kenneth B. Russell and Amy Russell to Robert Solomon and Elisa Castillo;

Ryder Jordan Kaplinger

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Kirsten Poland and Samuel Kaplinger, of South Bristol, are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby boy, Ryder Jordan Kaplinger.

JOE SELECTMAN IS A MORON

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Conspiracy theories about vaccinations, inflammatory remarks about race and religion, the “mind-altering” and “personality-changing” impacts of tobacco – all were subjects of letters to the editor this week.

Ovens Mouth Parking Area Gets Facelift Submitted article

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Ovens Mouth is one of the region’s most spectacular natural sites. Bordered on the north by Edgecomb and on the south by Boothbay, Ovens Mouth encompasses the narrow passage leading from the Sheepscot and Back rivers to the extensive Cross River tidal basin.

Dolores M. Crutti

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Dolores M. Crutti, 98, born in New Orleans, La., on March 12, 1921, passed away in Damariscotta on March 23, 2019.

Althea Marion Fitch-Cromwell

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Althea Marion Fitch-Cromwell of 643 Main Road, Westport Island, passed away peacefully at home on the morning of March 19, 2019 after a brief illness, just ten days prior to her 82nd birthday. She was surrounded and cared for by her three sons in her final hours.

Reserve Tables Now for Lincoln County Yard Sale

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After a long, cold winter, it is time to start spring cleaning. What better way to clean the house, garage, basement, or attic than to convert some of that clutter into cash?


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