During the same meeting during which they approved the reconstruction of a downtown parking lot, Damariscotta Planning Board members also heard a proposal for a park at the end of Vine Street.
Early Childhood Support Initiative Aims to Bridge the Gap in Nobleboro
With assistance from partners like Coastal Kids Preschool in Damariscotta and Help Me Grow Maine, a local group is seeking to support Nobleboro families preparing their children to enter kindergarten healthy, thriving, and ready to learn.
Alna Voters Approve Fire Truck Purchase, Enact Blasting Ordinance
Over three hours, Alna residents worked through a 51-article warrant, approving the purchase of a $740,000 pumper-tanker fire truck, the donation of property in the town’s historic Head Tide district, and a $1.3 million municipal budget during the town’s annual meeting on Saturday, March 29.
Wiscasset School Committee Divided Over $10.8 Million Budget
Although the Wiscasset School Committee did not come to a unanimous agreement to adopt a $10.8 million budget, voters will gather to consider the 3.06% rise in the education budget at a special meeting in April.
Nobleboro Vetoes Electronic Voting, Approves Town Budget
In just under an hour, Nobleboro voters approved every article but one at the town’s annual meeting on Saturday, March 15.
Edgecomb Man Pleads Not Guilty to Murder
An Edgecomb man pleaded not guilty to the murder of a Virginia man whose body was found in December 2024.
Honduran Man Arrested Following Multi-Hour Pursuit in Wiscasset
A Honduran man wanted on felony burglary charges in Ohio was arrested following a traffic stop and roughly 11-hour pursuit in Wiscasset.
RSU 2 Board Schedules Budget Hearings, Regional Meeting
The RSU 2 Board of Directors is preparing to discuss the 2026 fiscal year budget with the school district’s communities.
Wiscasset Divided on Naming Railroad Crossing for Historic Figure
Despite mixed opinions from residents, the Wiscasset Select Board voted to support a bill that aims to dedicate the town’s Route 1 railroad crossing to writer and civil rights activist James Weldon Johnson.
New Dresden Principal Focuses on Positive Student Experience
A little over a week into her new role as the principal at Dresden Elementary School, Erica St. Peter said she is busy getting to know the school, its staff, and its students.
Wiscasset Resident Pours Passion Into New Coffee Shop
With support from family, friends, and the community she has been part of all her life, Wiscasset resident Kalei Haggett aims to serve customers a good cup of coffee in a relaxing environment at her new shop, Grounded.
Maine Farmland Trust Completes Purchase of Wiscasset’s Morris Farm
Over a year after it was closed to the public due to financial and operational concerns, The Morris Farm in Wiscasset will see activity again.
Couples of the County: Staying Grounded with Sara Cawthon and Megan Taft
Many people walk through life with a passion, dream, or goal they hope to accomplish, and it’s not often they find a partner dedicated to the same thing.
Waterville Man Offers New York-Style Pizza At Wiscasset Restaurant
Waterville resident Richard Petron brought the second of two business ideas to life on Friday, Feb. 14, opening Liberty Pizza at 493 Gardiner Road in Wiscasset. Liberty Pizza’s opening comes after Petron established Seafoam Cannabis, a medical marijuana storefront, at the same location in June 2024.
Couples of the County: Jeff and Ann Pierce Pave the Way, Together
While finding love is sometimes ascribed to fate, finding a friendship and nurturing it until it becomes something more is a choice. Nearly 40 years ago, Jeff and Ann Pierce agreed to take a leap of faith, and they continue to make that choice every day.
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