On Wednesday, Feb. 14, at approximately 4:30 p.m., Maine game wardens confiscated a silver fox from the Waldoboro residence of Danielle Katherina Brann, Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Communications Director Mark Latti said in an email on Friday, Feb. 16.
Rare Fox’s Nine-Day Escapade Enthralls Waldoboro and Beyond
Today, Timber Bear the 9-month-old silver fox is safe at home, reclining on the plush carpet of his playroom and cuddling with his lifelong friend, a Maine Coon cat named Princess. But for a nine-day stretch between Friday, Feb. 2 and Sunday, Feb. 11, Timber Bear was on the lam, traversing a broad swath of northern Lincoln County and possibly leaving a genetic legacy among the area’s population of wild foxes.
Jefferson SnoPackers Envision Revitalized Club
Though the snow cover in Jefferson has ebbed and flowed this winter, the commitment of the town’s small but mighty SnoPackers Snowmobile Club is unwavering.
‘A Case on Principle’: Somerville and Utility Face off as Broadband Project Advances
The coils of fiber internet cables stacked in front of the Somerville municipal office will soon be stretched across the town in the realization of a years-long, volunteer-led effort to bring a municipal broadband service to residents, Somerville Municipal Broadband Board Chair Sharon Reishus said in an interview on Monday, Feb. 5.
‘Enormous’ Potential for Discovery in Waldoboro Soil, Says Archaeologist
To archaeologist Harbour Mitchell, every fragment of pottery tells a story – and in Waldoboro, he said, the earth is dense with stories like nowhere else in Maine.
MaineHealth Proposes Centralizing Waldoboro Services on Depot Street
The Waldoboro Planning Board heard a pre-application building proposal from MaineHealth for a medical office building at 126 Depot St. during its meeting on Thursday, Jan. 18.
With More Unhoused Students, RSU 40 Seeks Solutions
Travelers Motel and U-Haul, in Warren, was not designed to operate in sub-freezing temperatures.
After-School Adventures at WMHS Dungeons & Dragons Club
Scaling vertical cliffs, slaying giant beasts, and exploring gleaming new cities with a group of best friends – is there any better way to unwind after a long day at school?
Six Years of ‘Misfits’ in Somerville Draw to a Close
After calling Somerville home for more than half a decade, the property that houses Misfit Farm will soon be on the market, as owner Carrie Basile and her husband Kenny Bunker seek a new home in southern Maine. When they find it, the 62 abandoned or neglected animals that have found a home at the sanctuary will be along for the ride.
Founder of ComeFit Zone Brings New Life to Gym in Jefferson
Community, movement, and comfort are at the heart of how Stacy Gogolinski approaches exercise – and those values are tangible inside The ComeFit Zone, a gym that Gogolinski founded more than a decade ago and which has recently returned to Lincoln County after changing hands several times.
Goats Make Short Work of Christmas Tree Leftovers
Mid-morning on Jan. 2, a pile of discarded Christmas trees, shedding needles and stripped of their ornaments and garlands, lay in the sunny pasture of Darrowby Farm Sanctuary.
Jefferson Food Pantry’s Search for Long-Term Home Continues
The Jefferson Area Community Food Pantry, which serves over 80 families in the Jefferson and Somerville area, continues its search this winter for a permanent home.
Waldoboro Bids Emotional Farewell to A.D. Gray School
Outside the A.D. Gray School on Friday, Dec. 15, members of the Waldoboro community gathered alongside representatives of Volunteers of America to pay tribute to one chapter of the property’s history and welcome another together.
Somerville Select Board Condemns ‘Hate Crime,’ Talks Recording Meetings
At its meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 6, the Somerville Select Board heard from a resident who said she had been experiencing racially motivated harassment for over a year.
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