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American Legion Birthday Celebration Postponed

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The Wells-Hussey American Legion Post 42 in Damariscotta will hold an American Legion birthday celebration on Wednesday, March 22. The celebration was originally scheduled for Wednesday, March 15, but the date was changed due to the impending storm.

Jefferson Village School

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Important dates

Friday, March 17: No school — teacher workshop day

Bristol Beacon

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Upcoming events

Friday, March 17: No school — teacher workshop

Coastal Senior College Spring Classes

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A varied roster of spring classes from one called “Easy Bluegrass Jamming” to a class titled of “Chaucer’s Pilgrims: Their Lives, Many Sins, and Occasional Virtues” offers stimulating learning opportunities for both new and returning members of Coastal Senior College. Classes are $35 each; membership is $25. All classes meet during the daytime in Knox and Lincoln counties. “If you want to meet wonderful people and be stimulated intellectually, then there’s no better deal in town,” said one Coastal Senior College instructor.

Lincoln County Courts

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Caitlyn L. Barter, 23, Wiscasset, operate vehicle without license, Dec. 31, 2016, $200.

Miller School News

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From the principal’s desk
By Julia Levensaler

The budget committee of the board continues to meet and hear the proposal from the district’s administrators. On Monday, March 13, the budget meeting took place at Warren Community School at 6:30 p.m., with presentations from the high school, special education, and technology.

March 12 Polar Dip in Friendship Canceled

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The Polar Dip event originally scheduled for Sunday, March 12 at the landing at Bradford Point Road in Friendship has been canceled and will be rescheduled for a future date not set as of yet.

Romilly Humphries

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Romilly Humphries (Rom), 87, died of his own volition on March 5.

Dodgeball Tournament in Bristol

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On Saturday, March 25, Bristol Consolidated School will host a dodgeball tournament from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Registration will begin at 9 a.m. People are encouraged to get a team together to help raise funds for the 2017 Merritt Brackett Lobster Boat Races.

Energy Matters 100 percent? It’s still the economy, stupid

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Climate and environmental concerns, a desire for local control over energy, and the benefit of free fuel are all good reasons for pursuing public renewable-energy goals. But one of the most important is economic growth: attracting manufacturers, software designers, installers, and other green energy businesses.

Spring RSU 40 Adult Ed Classes in Waldoboro

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Asian Fusion Finger Foods, with Chef Chris Toy:

Looking for something tasty to take to a potluck or maybe just something to munch on for the big game?


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