Wiscasset voters opted for experience Tuesday, June 11, reelecting Selectman Katharine Martin-Savage and returning former Selectman Jefferson Slack to the board over newcomer Kim Dolce. Voters also approved a part-time planner and all other warrant articles in the annual town meeting by referendum.
‘We Believe People Can Change,’ Jail Head Says of Treatment Program
The head administrator of Two Bridges Regional Jail believes a new medication-assisted treatment and reentry program for inmates with addiction can facilitate successful recovery and, with federal grant funds, financially benefit the jail.
Wiscasset Hires O’Connell as Permanent Town Manager
The Wiscasset Board of Selectmen agreed to make interim Town Manager John O’Connell the permanent town manager Tuesday, June 4.
Ship Owner Admits to Littering
The owner of the 66-foot vessel under Wiscasset Harbor admitted to a civil charge of littering at the Lincoln County Courthouse on Monday, June 3.
Providence Raises Mast, Prepares to Leave Wiscasset
Heavy mist at the Wiscasset waterfront on Friday, May 17 did not deter work to prepare the Providence for its first sea voyage since arriving in town for repairs last fall.
Longtime County Planner Celebrated at Retirement Party
Longtime Lincoln County Planner Bob Faunce received recognition from the national, state, county, and municipal levels during a retirement party Wednesday, May 15.
Newcastle Veteran, 102, Becomes Oldest To Fly with Honor Flight Maine
Newcastle’s oldest resident, retired U.S. Coast Guard Capt. Eugene Walsh, 102, became the oldest veteran to travel to Washington, D.C. with Honor Flight Maine last month.
Westport Island Artist Jerry Day Mason Celebrates 100th Birthday
Westport Island artist Jerry Day Mason celebrated her 100th birthday with about 150 guests at her home May 4.
Westport Island Roads Need $1.2 Million in Work, Committee Says
The Westport Island Roads Committee says town roads need $1.2 million in maintenance and hopes to accomplish the first $350,000 this year.
Wiscasset Closes on Campground Easement, Ending Four-Year Negotiation
The owners of Chewonki Campground and Wiscasset officials signed paperwork to finalize the town’s acquisition of an easement from the campground Wednesday, April 24, after four years of negotiations.
White Pine Home to Open in Wiscasset
White Pine Home, a new shop for vintage accessories and a variety of other items for the home, will open in Wiscasset on Thursday, May 2.
Businessmen Submit Application to Open Tavern in Wiscasset Village
Almost eight months after an initial presentation to the Wiscasset Planning Board in August 2018, three local businessmen have submitted an application to open a tavern downtown.
‘Service to Many Leads to Greatness’ for Late Wiscasset Businessman
The family and many friends of longtime Wiscasset businessman and public servant LeRoy E. “Roy” Farmer gathered at the Wiscasset Community Center on Sunday, April 7 to honor Farmer and reminisce about his life.
Preservation Commission Fields Request from Former Le Garage
The Wiscasset Historic Preservation Commission wants more information before it approves a certificate of appropriateness for work to the exterior of the former Le Garage, which will soon reopen as the Water Street Kitchen and Bar.
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