Christine Morton, of Round Pond, was granted a divorce from Harold Morton, of Damariscotta, on Feb. 15. They were married in Damariscotta on July 3, 1999. Name changed to Christine Melvina Prosper.
From the Legislature: Minimum Wage Going Too Far, Too Fast
We all know there’s perhaps no job more important to land than that first part-time job as a teenager, whether that job be on a farm, in a local convenience store, or at a restaurant. For me, I began working closely with my father at a very young age, helping him assemble furniture for the family business, going out on deliveries, and completing countless other tasks as needed until I became a teacher at 23.
Lincoln County Indictments
Lincoln County indictments, March 14-15:
Melinda S. Allen, 50, Waldoboro, class C aggravated cruelty to animals.
Lincoln County Courts
Helena Bader, 23, Wiscasset, OUI (alcohol), Dec. 1, 2017, dismissed by court.
Francis Michael Gondek Dec. 23, 1929 - March 12, 2018
Francis Michael Gondek, 88, of Jefferson, passed away peacefully on March 12 at his home. He was born Dec. 23, 1929 in Glastonbury, Conn., son of Frank E. Gondek and Hilda (Urbanski) Gondek.
NOT RIGHT OR WRONG
We are not going to venture a guess as to how the vote on school choice in Alna will go, or give anyone advice on how to vote.
Wiscasset Kindergarten Registration
Wiscasset Elementary School is registering kindergarten students for the 2018-2019 school year. For more information, call 882-7767.
Several Points on Bristol Dam
Over the past year, I was a member of the Bristol dam committee. However, this letter reflects my own views and not the opinions of all members of the committee.
Concussion Awareness Night Postponed
The Concussion Awareness Night scheduled for Wednesday, March 14 has been postponed. It will be held Thursday, March 15 from 5-7 p.m. in Lincoln Academy’s Bailey Gymnasium in Newcastle.
Arthur Bailey Service Announcement
Arthur Bailey, 67, of New Harbor, passed away on the morning of March 12 at the Mid Coast Hospital in Brunswick.
John M. Reilly Sr. Jan. 8, 1922 - March 10, 2018
John M. Reilly Sr., 96, of New Harbor, passed away on the evening of March 10 at the Sussman House in Rockport.
Local Recycling Gets a Little More Complex
Recycling just got harder, thanks to China’s “National Sword” policy on importing paper and plastics from the U.S. and other nations. One might not think that China’s importing policies would affect what goes into one’s recycling bin, but the recycling industry across the country is scrambling to find new markets for its materials.
Mindful Technology Use Workshop for Families
When mindfully engaged with technology like computers and smartphones, people have incredible access to information and one another. However, when not approached with discipline, they can snap up one’s attention and have a negative impact on well-being. Young people can be especially susceptible to the draw of mobile technology.
Lincoln Academy One-Act Play Wins Regionals
Lincoln Academy is the regional one-act champion for the 11th time in 12 years, despite moving from Class B to Class A this year. On Saturday, March 10, Lincoln Academy’s one-act play “Blood Wedding” earned first place in Class A at the regional one-act festival hosted by Medomak Valley High School in Waldoboro. The play will move on to the state drama festival later this month.
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