Alna Second Selectman Doug Baston apologized Wednesday, April 22 for his recent comparison of certain voters to anti-Semites and white nationalists, while calling the voters’ actions “poisonous” and asking any who regret their votes to inform the town office.
Damariscotta Receives First Application for Recreational Cannabis Business
Damariscotta is beginning to review its first application for a recreational marijuana business, as well as an application to move an existing medical marijuana business into a larger location.
Fire Destroys Somerville Garage, Firefighters Save House
Firefighters from five local departments battled a garage fire on Black Brook Drive in Somerville the morning of Saturday, March 21. A family was able to exit the nearby home safely, and firefighters were able to save the house, a barn, and several animals.
Waldoboro Brewery Uses Kitchen Built by Community to Give Back
After a year of anticipation, Odd Alewives Farm Brewery opened its wood-fired commercial kitchen and debuted its pizza menu earlier this month.
Stars Fine Jewelry Still Sparkling After 25 Years
A downtown Damariscotta mainstay celebrated 25 years in business this year.
LCN Archives Now Available to Public
The digital archives of The Lincoln County News are now available online through Skidompha Library.
Windstorm Leaves Trail of Blow-Downs, Outages Across Lincoln County
While more than 7,000 Central Maine Power Co. customers in Lincoln County are without power after a windstorm early Friday, Nov. 1, “a lot of good progress” was made getting roads reopened to traffic, according to Lincoln County Emergency Management Agency Director Casey Stevens.
Oysterhead Pizza Co. Focuses on Creativity, Fresh Ingredients
After serving more than 500 pizzas during a soft opening over Damariscotta Pumpkinfest weekend, Oysterhead Pizza Co. celebrated its grand opening at 189 Main St. in Damariscotta on Thursday, Oct. 17.
Still Sweet After All This Time Downeast Candies celebrates 45 years
If you’re walking down By Way in Boothbay Harbor, don’t be alarmed if you see a group of people huddled outside a bright-yellow building. Chances are they’re likely under the spell of an antique machine pulling strings of taffy in the large window of Downeast Candies.
New Owners ‘Embracing the Fun’ at Newcastle’s Tipsy Butler
The Tipsy Butler bed-and-breakfast, at 11 High St. in Newcastle, is under new ownership and once again open for guests.
TV Star from Damariscotta Returns to Screen Short Film at Local Fest
Ryan Gaul, a Damariscotta native and 1992 graduate of Lincoln Academy who has appeared on TV comedies including “The Last O.G.,” “Superstore,” and “House of Lies,” will return to Lincoln County for the Maine debut of his new short film at the inaugural MidCoast Film Festival.
Moody’s Gifts Celebrates Over 20 Years as ‘Family-Friendly’ Business
Founded by a mother-daughter duo with their husbands in May 1998, Moody’s Gifts in Waldoboro is celebrating more than 20 years as a family business.
MVHS Graduates 133 ‘Strong, Capable, Compassionate’ Students
Family, friends, and community members filled the Medomak Valley High School gym to watch 133 high school seniors graduate Wednesday, June 12.
Firefighters Extinguish Nobleboro Shed Fire
Firefighters made quick work of a fire that claimed a shed on Narrows Road in Nobleboro the afternoon of Wednesday, May 1.
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