David D. Wellman, 66, died unexpectedly on Jan. 8 at Lincoln Health – Miles Campus. David was born in Damariscotta to James and Virginia (Creamer) Wellman. He grew up in Waldoboro and attended local schools. He joined the Army and was stationed in Germany.
From the Legislature: Tax Conformity Must Benefit Middle Class
2018 is getting off to a good start, following the passage of federal tax reform that I believe will help small businesses and low- and middle-class earners here in Maine. I have always believed that individuals are better stewards of their own money than bureaucrats in Washington and that economic growth occurs when people and small businesses are empowered to make financial choices with their own money.
Lincoln County Courts
Leah C. Akeley, 35, Bath, tampering with witness, informant, juror, or victim, Nov. 1, 2016, dismissed (other).
Free Snowmobile Weekend is Jan. 26-28
This winter, the state of Maine is participating in a special weekend to provide enhanced opportunity for snowmobilers. On Jan. 26-28, a nonresident (from another state or province) may operate a snowmobile in Maine (no reciprocity necessary) so long as he or she has a valid registration from his or her home state or province.
Healthy Kids Selected as Hannaford Cause Bag Beneficiary
Healthy Kids, a nonprofit organization committed to supporting parents and professionals who work with children, has been selected as a beneficiary of the Hannaford Cause Bag Program for the month of January.
French Feast and a Movie at Harbor Theater
Celebrate the end of January on Thursday, Jan. 25, with a French feast at Harbor Theater, starting at 6:30 p.m. Local chefs will provide French cheese and pate, eclairs, macaroons, and other French delicacies, and Harbor Theater will serve free red wine and coffee to go with the feature film, “Paris Can Wait,” showing at 7 p.m.
Tax Reform Allows Camden National to Benefit Employees, Community
Camden National Corp., the parent company of Camden National Bank, announced that as a result of the recently enacted tax reform, it will make strategic investments in line with its core values in order to benefit employees and the customers and communities they serve.
TLC3 Offers Free Classes, College Advising, Career Planning
Those 19 and older who are planning to go to college but don’t know where to start can benefit from one-on-one counseling, mentoring, and support through the Lincoln County College Connection, or TLC3.
Woodrow “Woody” J. Verge Sept. 26, 1916 - Jan. 9, 2018
Woodrow “Woody” J. Verge, 101, of Waldoboro, formerly of Friendship, died the morning of Jan. 9 at Cove’s Edge following a brief illness.
Bruce Francis Cameron
Dr. Bruce Cameron, 83, died Jan. 5 at St. Andrews Village’s Gregory Wing with his wife Joanna by his side.
Lincoln County Property Transfers
The following property transfers were recorded recently at the Lincoln County Courthouse in Wiscasset:
Alna: Kathryn L. Bathras and Timothy G. Bathras to Ann E. Nixon and Carob D. Arnold;
Nichols – Winchenbach Wedding
David Nichols and Sonya Winchenbach, of Damariscotta, were married on Friday, Jan. 5.
Mary Mayhew Visits Waldoboro GOP, Area Businesses Submitted article
On a recent snowy Monday afternoon, Mary Mayhew joined local Tea Party leader Gordon Colby for a tour of small businesses around Lincoln and Knox counties. Mayhew and Colby made stops at Frantz Furniture, On the Road Trailer Sales, Lincoln’s Country Store, Lewis Law and Auto, and RZR Hardware.
Lincoln County Publishing Co. Open House Jan. 17
In less than one week, Lincoln County Publishing Co. will welcome the community for a firsthand look at how The Lincoln County News gets printed during an open house the evening of Wednesday, Jan. 17. The event is free and open to all.
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