The Washington Schoolhouse in Bristol will be busier than ever in July with Beano, an art fair, Travel Tuesday, and Art Camp.
Fiona Elizabeth Hilton
Nathan and Jessica Hilton, as well as big sister Abby, of Damariscotta, are excited to announce the arrival of Fiona Elizabeth Hilton.
Fiddlin’ in the Field at Pumpkin Vine
Members of the public are invited to join the community at Pumpkin Vine Family Farm in Somerville for the second annual Fiddlin’ in the Field concert and contradance. Held under a tent overlooking the back fields, the concert provides a unique opportunity to enjoy the beauty of the land while celebrating community.
Volunteers Needed at WW&F
During the upcoming months, it is all hands on deck at the Wiscasset, Waterville & Farmington Railway Museum in Alna. During the height of summer, trains are running every weekend but there are many projects going on behind the scenes. In August, it is planned to move a 1918 covered truss bridge into position over Trout Brook.
Michael A. Gustafson Sr. July, 22, 1958 - June 30, 2018
Michael A. Gustafson Sr., 59, of Woolwich, passed away on June 30. He will long be remembered for his smile, his practical jokes, and generous demeanor.
Thomas Wriggins III Service Announcement
A memorial service for Thomas Wriggins III, who passed away on June 4, will be held at 4 p.m., Sun., July 22 at the Boothbay Railway Village, 586 Wiscasset Rd., Boothbay.
Woodruff to Talk About High Water, Extreme Floods, Coastal Systems
This past winter in New England was one for the record books in terms of coastal flooding; Portland, Maine recorded extreme high-water levels not experienced since the infamous Blizzard of 1978.
Salad Days Celebration is July 14
Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts in Newcastle invites visitors to its 32-acre campus for Salad Days, an annual celebration of local food and handcrafted ceramics, on Saturday, July 14 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. This art- and craft-filled festival features a picnic buffet of fresh salads prepared by area chefs, and guests enjoy their meals on handmade ceramic plates they can keep.
Butterfield Originals at First National
Original watercolors by artist Richard Butterfield can be seen at the First National Bank, at 223 Main St. in Damariscotta, for the month of July. Butterfield has been a serious watercolorist for over 30 years and is grateful for the gift of painting. He spends the summer in Jefferson and winters in Williamsburg, Va.
Lincoln County Courts
Kyle John Aikens, 25, Poland, failing to make oral or written accident report, Dec. 10, 2017, $250.
Food, Life, and Manhattans Strawberry pie for the Fourth of July … and lobsters, and wine, and Orange Crush
July Fourth is a day for celebration all over the U.S., and it’s no exception at my 100-year-old family cottage in Cushing.
A Wish Comes True for Alice Skiff
Alice Skiff’s dreams of a tiny house-like “she shed” helped sustain her through her long and difficult treatment for brain cancer. On June 25, Make-A-Wish Maine surprised the Newcastle 14-year-old with a she shed built to her specifications.
John West
John West, 87, of Waldoboro, left this world on June 25 in the same way he lived his life – in his own way and on his own terms.
O-Cha Adds Outside Patio, New Menu Items
O-Cha Bar & Grill, on Main Street in Damariscotta, first opened its doors Jan. 16. Now that owner Pongsakorn “Job” Hanjitsuwan has his feet firmly planted at his new restaurant, he is making some revisions and sprucing up his restaurant, both literally and figuratively.
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