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Waldoboro Company Opening High-Tech Co-Working Facility

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S and J Llama LLC, of Waldoboro, is pleased to announce the creation of the BugTussle Annex, a state of the art co-work and meeting space located in the Historic Village District of Waldoboro, in the heart of the Midcoast region.

Lincoln County Organizations Team Up in Support of Local Youth

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Over the past year a group of local, youth-serving organizations have been working collaboratively on the development of a county-wide network supporting the development of mentoring communities across Lincoln County.

Old Bristol Garden Club to Host Spring Flowers Talk

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The next meeting of the old Bristol Garden Club will occur on Thursday, March 8 at 1:30 p.m. at the Second Congregational Church, 51 Main St., Newcastle. Following a short business discussion, Jim Masse will present a program on favorite spring plants.

Additional Presentations about the Bristol Dam

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In response to local interest, several presentations have been scheduled to provide information about projects concerning the Bristol Dam and its fishway. These efforts are to improve alewife passage around the dam while still maintaining upstream water levels, swimming opportunities, and firefighting capacities.

At the Lincoln

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Happenings

The Academy Awards take place this Sunday evening – and the nominees for Best Picture and other categories continue this week at Lincoln Theater. Will last week’s “Three Billboards” take home the grand prize? Or might this week’s “The Shape of Water?”

Lincoln County Courts

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Michael Beauregard, 51, Edgecomb, OUI (alcohol), Jan. 9, $500, Two Bridges Regional Jail 72 hours, license suspended 150 days.

Deaths from Drug Overdoses Continue to Rise Submitted article

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Maine saw 418 drug-induced deaths in 2017, according to figures released Thursday, Feb. 22 by Maine Attorney General Janet Mills. Drug overdose deaths increased by 11 percent in 2017 over the previous year. The data was collected and analyzed by Marcella H. Sorg, Ph.D., of the Margaret Chase Smith Policy Center, under a contract with the Maine Office of the Attorney General.

Girl Scout Cookie Sale

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On Saturday, March 3, Girl Scout Troop 700, in Jefferson, will hold a Girl Scout cookie sale from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Jefferson Fire Station. All varieties of cookies will be available.


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