The month of June has been a swirl of activity for the volunteers at Whitefield Library, and we are getting ready for more of the same in July. We are making plans for the return of our annual “Yard, Used Books & Baked Goodies Sale” on Saturday, July 16 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the library, at 1 Arlington Lane, Whitefield.
George D. Hovey
George D. Hovey, 81, of New Harbor, and Huron, Ohio, passed away at the LincolnHealth-Miles Campus in Damariscotta on Friday, June 24, 2022, after a period of declining health. Born in Milo to Earl (Pete) and Elva Hovey, his family moved to Billerica, Mass. and lived there until his father was transferred to the Ford Motor Co. in Lorain, Ohio.
Maura Doherty Service Announcement
Please join as we celebrate the marvelous life of Maura Doherty. Bring your memories, stories, pictures, and snacks to share.
Edgecomb Metal Artist Pieces Included In Los Angeles Gallery Show Submitted article
Edgecomb metal artist Gepre and his design partner Anka Yanovna, known together as AGblend13, have had three artworks accepted into the 35th annual juried show titled Everything but the Kitchen Sink at the La Luz de Jesus Gallery, in Los Angeles.
Nobleboro History Revisited Achieving Independence
Originally published June 30, 1977
Nobleboro men had an active part in the Revolutionary War and special events that led to our country’s independence. Thus, when we celebrate July Fourth, let it mean more than a day off with a picnic and the evening fireworks at Damariscotta. This is Independence Day!
Chipping Away at Local Housing Challenges Submitted article
As they have since 1985, dozens of high school students and recent graduates along with adult advisors will be traveling from Basking Ridge, N.J. to Lincoln County in mid-July.
Damariscotta History: The Migration of Birds to the Round Top Area is Outstanding This Year
This spring I installed 15 birdhouses in my backyard and meadow and waited for the mid-May migration of birds to arrive. Sure enough, they arrived early and wasted no time taking up free boarding in the birdhouses. It is now June 12 and so far I have seen two birdhouses of tree swallows hatch out and leave their houses and one set of tree swallows is still feeding their just-hatched brood.
LOCAL MATTERS
This week’s edition contains coverage of the final annual town meetings of the year. Our gratitude to the budget committee members, select boards, poll workers, ballot clerks, town officials, and everyone else who put in the hours to make these meetings run smoothly.
Waldoboro Man Wins #LCNme365 Photo Contest
Readers selected Kyle Santheson as the winner of the June #LCNme365 photo contest with his picture of a bear having a snack from a birdfeeder.
Fourth of July Events
Fourth of July events in Lincoln County:
Mary Jane Oliver Rines
Mary Jane passed away with her children by her side at Cove’s Edge on Wednesday, June 29, 2022. Mary Jane is the daughter of the late Sterling and Gwendolyn (Pinkham) Oliver, of Nobleboro. She attended the local school.
Klein and Thelander Works on Display Pemaquid Art Gallery Submitted article
Two artists currently on view at the Pemaquid Art Gallery in Bristol’s Pemaquid Point Lighthouse Park are Barbara Klein and Liliana Thelander, both oil painters with distinctive realistic styles who depict coastal scenes among other subjects.
Frances Strong ‘Bunny’ (Bogardus) Lang
Frances Strong “Bunny” (Bogardus) Lang was born Jan. 15, 1931 in Bronxville, N.Y., the daughter of John Arthur Bogardus and Elinor Morris Strong, sister of John (Jack) Bogardus Jr.
William ‘Bud’ Clark Lang
Bud was born March 24, 1929 in Glen Ridge, N.J., the son of William Christian Lang and Juliet Cornell Clark, and brother of Juliet Cornell Lang Mixon and Briscoe Baldwin Lang. He was a graduate of Glen Ridge High School and Dartmouth College, class of 1951. He joined the United States Marine Corps after college in 1951, and served in Korea through 1953.
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