Whether the pair is filling tanks at Brown’s Propane in Waldoboro or grooving on stage at a rock gig, for Wiscasset residents Jenny and Dean Berry, life is about finding moments of joy, connection, and kindness wherever they might be.
Faced With Federal Funding Cuts, Local Libraries Appeal to Patrons
Directors of Lincoln County libraries called for community support in the face of an executive order from the White House they said would be “catastrophic” to their operations.
Good Samaritans Help Driver Escape Sinking Vehicle in Jefferson
Bystanders jumped into action to help rescue a driver after his vehicle entered Davis Stream in Jefferson and began to sink on the afternoon of Friday, March 28. “I was driving over the bridge, and I saw the tail end of the car sticking out, so I pulled over,” said Hannah Meneses, of Whitefield, one […]
Jefferson Student Nationally Ranked for Math Performance
When it comes to solving tough problems, just getting started is the most important part, according to sixth grade Jefferson Village School mathlete Jonathan Bernier.
Waldoboro Sixth Graders Will Go To Medomak Middle School Early
Next year’s class of Waldoboro sixth grade students will receive their education at Medomak Middle School, rather than Miller School, in a bid to create space at the overcrowded building.
Altercation at Somerville Town Office Leads to Charges, Resignation
A physical altercation during a meeting of the Somerville Budget Committee Tuesday, March 25 resulted in misdemeanor charges for two town officials.
County Seeks Grant to Invest in Technology for Two Bridges, Jails Statewide
Two Bridges Regional Jail in Wiscasset could be at the helm of an effort to get educational technology into county jails statewide if a grant application led by Lincoln County is successful.
Edgecomb Resident Marks Century of Adventures and Stories
For June Trotter, who celebrated her 100th birthday in Edgecomb on Friday, March 7, the past century has been all about learning, adventure, and pursuing her passions.
Nonprofit Ambulance Services Respond to Proposed 6% Tax
While they understand the spirit of the move, local nonprofit emergency medical service providers agree a proposed statewide 6% assessment on nonmunicipal services would restrict their functions and raise costs unsustainably.
Funding Challenges Stall Housing Development at A.D. Gray
Inflation, stalled applications, and the increased unpredictability of federal funding have slowed progress on the affordable senior housing project planned for School Street in Waldoboro, according to the project developer.
Waldoboro Sno-Crawlers Celebrate Snowy Winter With More Trail Work
Though a stretch of mild winters has made snowmobiling more of an occasional hobby in recent years, a spate of snowstorms this winter has created ideal conditions local snowmobile clubs are eager to take advantage of.
‘Legal Issues’ Lead Somerville to Rescind Conflict Resolution Policy
Citing First Amendment and other legal concerns, the Somerville Select Board voted unanimously Feb. 19 to rescind a conflict resolution policy members adopted at its previous meeting.
Waldoboro Moves to Invest in Housing Study, Employment
The Waldoboro Select Board unanimously supported a grant application on Tuesday, Feb. 26 that business owner Jim Davis, of North Country Wind Bells, said would help him bring employment opportunities to town.
LCSO Names Deputy of the Year
Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Jeffrey Rogers was taken by surprise the morning of Tuesday, Feb. 18, when he was honored as the department’s 2024 Deputy of the Year.
Nobleboro Veteran Honored Nationally
On Monday, Feb. 10, former Nobleboro resident and World War II veteran Roland Bragg became a nationally recognized name.
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