LincolnHealth saw its one-week total for positive cases cross 200 for the first time last week, according to LincolnHealth spokesperson John Martins.
Wiscasset’s Little Village Bistro is Moving Onto Bigger Things
As Semisonic’s lead singer famously belts in “Closing Time,” the band’s late ‘90s hit: “Every new beginning comes from some other beginning’s end.”
Local Businesses Keep Milestone Cafe Running at LincolnHealth
After scaling back service due to staff shortages, LincolnHealth’s Milestone Cafe is getting some culinary assistance from a handful of local businesses to meet the challenge of feeding hospital staff.
AOS 93 Superintendent to Retire at End of School Year
AOS 93 Superintendent Craig Jurgensen will retire at the end of the 2021-2022 school year.
Characters of the County: Ann and Dan Pinkham: From Classrooms to Cabins
Lincoln County is the kind of place where certain last names tell a story and invoke memories for longtime residents. Pinkham is one of those names, and Ann and Dan Pinkham are two of the best candidates to explain and exemplify why.
Gravels Say ‘So Long and Thank You’ to Main Street Grocery
Husband-and-wife business owners Jane Oliver-Gravel and Gary Gravel will be selling Main Street Grocery to Greg Snyder, of Sidney, who purchased Hilltop Stop from the couple in January.
Record COVID-19 Numbers, Rising Youth and Breakthrough Cases at LincolnHealth
LincolnHealth saw a record-setting number of positive COVID-19 cases for a third week in a row, with increases in breakthrough youth cases contributing to the spike, according to LincolnHealth spokesperson John Martins.
AOS 93 Towns to Vote on District Budget
The public will vote on the 2022-2023 AOS 93 district budget and interlocal agreement on Dec. 22.
Characters of the County: Bill Clark is a Man with Too Many Hobbies
While the Damariscotta community knows Bristol’s Bill Clark as the co-founder of Pumpkinfest, among family and friends he is a notoriously zealous hobbyist.
‘Each Generation Adds Their Twist’ at The Cupboard Café
It’s a Friday afternoon in December at the Cupboard Cafe, and owner-operator Mary Dee Grant is all business as she waits for 17 50-pound bags of flour to be delivered and prepares to pack countless boxes with her family’s famous cinnamon and sticky buns.
Lincoln County Schools Contend with TikTok Threat Trend
One Lincoln County school canceled classes in response to widespread concern regarding an apparent trend on the social media app TikTok encouraging users to call in various threats to schools.
Whitefield Library Set to Open Jan. 14
The Whitefield Library will officially open on Jan. 14 after being closed to the public for more than two years.
LincolnHealth Sees Another Record in Positive Cases
For the second week in a row, LincolnHealth saw a record-setting number of positive COVID-19 cases, according to LincolnHealth spokesperson John Martins.
Alna Votes to Maintain Select Board Structure by Slim Margin
Alna voters elected to maintain the structure of the town’s board of selectmen by a seven-vote margin in a special town referendum on Dec. 14.
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