Medomak Valley Senior Citizens met on May 4 at the community building, at 554 Upper East Pond Road in North Nobleboro. Doors opened at 9:30 a.m. and bingo started at 10 a.m. The special bingo winner was Cynthia Sykes.
EARLY DEADLINE
The Lincoln County News will have an early deadline for the May 28 edition.
Wiscasset Senior Center News
The next public supper will be Wednesday, May 20. The meal will consist of vegetable barley soup, salad, rolls, roast turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, squash, peas, stuffing, and mocha chocolate cake.
Old Bristol Historical Society Campus Opens For The Season May 23
Old Bristol Historical Society invites the community to join them from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, May 23 as they open their campus for the season and present two exciting new exhibits at the history center.
Wiscasset Senior Center News
The next public supper will be Wednesday, May 6. The meal will consist of broccoli cheese soup, salad, herb rolls, baked haddock, vegetable couscous salad, and cottage pudding with lemon sauce.
Frances Perkins Center Welcomes Inaugural Curator
The Frances Perkins Center announced the appointment of Kate Webber as its inaugural curator.
Medomak Valley Holds Annual Speech Competition
On the morning of Wednesday, April 15, Medomak Valley High School held its annual Philbrook Speech Competition, an event that highlights and rewards students who have taken a position on a topic, supported it with research, and urged their audience to a call to action.
School Garden of the Month Calendar Features Edgecomb Eddy Students
The Maine School Garden Network announces the 2027 School Garden of the Month Calendar is on sale now with delivery starting next month.
Registration Now Open For Pemaquid Beach Triathlon
Registration is officially open for the annual Pemaquid Beach Triathlon, scheduled for Sunday, Aug. 23. Known for its scenic coastal views and community spirit, the event invites athletes of all levels to race through the iconic Pemaquid peninsula.
Wiscasset Senior Center News
The next public supper will be Wednesday, April 15. The meal will consist of corn chowder, salad, biscuits, smothered beef, mashed potatoes, carrots, and pumpkin pie ice cream.
Coastal Rivers Announces Historic Conservation of 500-Acre Hart Woods
Coastal Rivers Conservation Trust has announced the conservation of Hart Woods, a 500-acre expanse of ecologically rich forest and wetlands spanning the towns of Bremen and Bristol.
Midcoast Bridge Scores
Three tables were played on Thursday, March 26. The top three scorers were Stephen Wicks, of Damariscotta, Jack Mohr, of Bremen, and Larry Varn, of Damariscotta.
United Way Seeks Community Support To Meet Fundraising Goal
United Way of Mid Coast Maine is asking for the community’s support to help complete a $1.29 million fundraising goal for the United Way Community Fund.
Whitefield Rider Completes ‘World’s Toughest Horse Race’
In February, Jessie Dowling, of Whitefield, completed the Gaucho Derby, a 500 kilometer horse race set in Patagonia, Argentina. Dowling placed 15th out of a field of 40 international riders.
Announcing the Bristol Community Read Program
While lobsters comprise Maine’s largest and best-known fishery, baby eels are pound for pound its most valuable. Found in lakes, ponds and rivers throughout the state, the eel remains today one of the world’s most mysterious creatures; an object of fascination, controversy, speculation, and worship whose secrets challenged history’s finest minds from Aristotle to Freud.
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