Joan Jackson knows Jefferson inside out, upside down, and along nearly every single road.
New Waldoboro Medical Facility Expected to Open in Spring
A medical arts facility on Depot Street in Waldoboro is on track to open in March 2026 despite funding challenges, according to MaineHealth representatives.
First Waldoboro ‘Forest School’ Trainees Embrace Woods As Classroom
Susan Chlebowski, of Waldoboro, believes there’s something essential missing from modern childhood: unstructured playtime in nature.
A LOT TO MISS
If you have never been to the Lincoln County Publishing Co. offices in Newcastle, let me try to tell you, in too few words, what you’re missing.
RSU 40 Gets Creative To Update Aged, Failing Facilities
District officials and administrators described the maintenance and renovation projects well under way across RSU 40 this summer are emblematic of a districtwide recommitment to school maintenance and proactive investment.
Characters of the County: Shaping Meaning Across Media with Daphne Pulsifer
Twelve miles out at sea on the island of Monhegan, sculptor Daphne Pulsifer often works in near-solitude.
Damariscotta Man Charged in Connection to Waldoboro Homicide
A Damariscotta man who had fled to Florida was arrested and charged with murder on Friday, Aug. 15 in connection to the death of Waldoboro resident Levern Kelley.
Jefferson Rejects Education Budget for the Second Time
For the second time this summer, Jefferson voters rejected a proposed education budget of over $10 million at the polls on Tuesday, Aug. 12, sending the budget back to the school committee.
Changes in Contract Language Prompt Lincoln County to Skip Federal Grant Program
Lincoln County will discontinue its participation in a federal grant program because of changes to the terms and conditions attached to the funding.
Jefferson Voters Consider Validating $10 Million Education Budget
Jefferson voters will consider an education budget increase of 17.47% over last year at the polls on Tuesday, Aug. 12.
Waldoboro’s Open House of History a Space for Memory, Empathy
A new era is unfolding at the storied Waldoboro Custom House.
Wiscasset Shopkeeper’s Passion for Minerals Is 80 Years in the Making
David Hasenfus, who owns hundreds if not thousands of gem and mineral specimens, can’t choose a favorite among them.
Damariscotta-Born Children, Families, and Health Workers Reunite
Families who welcomed loved ones into the world at Damariscotta’s MaineHealth Lincoln Hospital gathered at Round Top Ice Cream on Sunday, July 20 to connect with other families and the medical professionals who were among the first people to meet their children.
Alleging FOAA violation, Somerville Tax Collector Sues Town’s Officials
Jon Amirault, tax collector for the town of Somerville, has engaged a current and a former member of the Somerville Municipal Broadband Board in a lawsuit over the members’ alleged violation of the Maine Freedom of Access Act.
Dozens of Somerville, Jefferson Homes Without Full Fire Protection Due to Bridge Woes
Posted weight limits on bridges at either end of a long stretch of Somerville Road have left upwards of 60 homes technically inaccessible to some firefighting vehicles.
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