As someone who likes to work and who works a lot, Sara Rogers has developed a solution to the problem of time management. You don’t do one job and then do the other. You do them both at the same time.
RSU 40 Residents Approve $42 Million Budget
Against the backdrop rising costs and hard-pressed taxpayers, RSU 40 residents approved a $42.9 million RSU 40 budget for 2026-2027 as presented during the districtwide budget meeting at Medomak Valley High School on Tuesday, May 5.
Characters of the County: Judy Dumont Loves What She Does
More than once, while talking about her business, Judy Dumont finishes her point with some variation of “I just love what I do.”
Characters of the County: Mike Nyboe is Still a Child at Heart
Every June for the last 27 years, the South Bristol community convenes at a local boat launch to witness the launch of skiffs built by members of the South Bristol School’s eighth grade class with support from volunteers at Maine Maritime Museum in Bath.
Wiscasset’s $11 Million Education Budget Up for Consideration April 29
Wiscasset voters will have their chance to shape the Wiscasset’s fiscal 2027 education budget when they convene a special town meeting at Wiscasset Middle High School at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, April 29.
Six Arrested in Waldoboro Following Alleged Kidnapping, Assault
Six people are facing a variety of drug and assault charges after allegedly keeping an individual against his will for almost a week at a private residence in Waldoboro.
Characters of the County: Angela White Has No Time for Boredom
Good luck getting Angela White to sit still for long. The Newcastle businesswoman, mother, housewife, and community volunteer seemingly lives in perpetual motion.
Characters of the County: Samantha Mehlhorn is a Community Builder
Almost every day of the work week, Samantha Mehlhorn is on the road in Lincoln County. In her capacity as the Healthy Lincoln County Community Routes project coordinator, it is her job to get the things people need into their hands as quickly and efficiently as possible.
Alna Firefighters Elect New Chief
For the first time in 32 years, the town of Alna has a new fire chief.
U.S. Supreme Court Declines Mother’s Lawsuit Against GSB
In a decision that marks the end of the road for a local lawsuit that made national headlines, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to reconsider a lower court’s dismissal of a parent’s lawsuit against Great Salt Bay Community School officials.
MaineHealth Lincoln Hospital’s Obstetrics Remains Open
Responding to concerns that MaineHealth Lincoln Hospital trustees are considering shutting down Lincoln County’s only natal unit, hospital spokesperson John Martins said no such decision is being considered at this time.
Characters of the County: Scott Pendleton is Home After a Lifetime at Sea
Scott Pendleton was commanding a 780-foot long freighter, located about 36 miles inland on the Shatt al Arab, one Iraq’s major tidal rivers. He’d spent the previous evening drinking beer with British marines and now the local pilot hired to get the vessel back to the open ocean was proving to be no help.
Damariscotta Attorney Suspended
Prominent Damariscotta attorney Peter Drum has been suspended from his practice following a complaint lodged by the Board of Overseers of the Bar.
Characters of the County: Learning Life Lessons with Mike Hall
For a guy who once said out loud he would never enter the family business, Mike Hall gives every impression he loves what he does for a living.
Alna Voters Approve $1.3 Million Budget
Ultimately, the town of Alna quietly adopted a mining ordinance as proposed at their annual town meeting Saturday, March 21. Approved almost without opposition, the vote was a quiet, yet dramatic, conclusion to an issue that was a hot topic of debate following Alna’s annual town meeting in 2024.
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