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Mary Mayhew Visits Waldoboro GOP, Area Businesses Submitted article

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On a recent snowy Monday afternoon, Mary Mayhew joined local Tea Party leader Gordon Colby for a tour of small businesses around Lincoln and Knox counties. Mayhew and Colby made stops at Frantz Furniture, On the Road Trailer Sales, Lincoln’s Country Store, Lewis Law and Auto, and RZR Hardware.

Lincoln County Publishing Co. Open House Jan. 17

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In less than one week, Lincoln County Publishing Co. will welcome the community for a firsthand look at how The Lincoln County News gets printed during an open house the evening of Wednesday, Jan. 17. The event is free and open to all.

PWA Launches Midwinter Bird Seed Sale

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Pemaquid Watershed Association has launched its midwinter bird seed sale featuring the most common seed varieties, including black oil sunflower seeds, sunflower meaties, and thistle seed.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Mid-Maine, FARMS Promote Healthy Eating

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Nobleboro Central School fifth-grader Emily Tibbetts and her Big Brothers Big Sisters of Mid-Maine “big sister,” Maya Bailey, a senior at Lincoln Academy, learned that good friends and good food go hand in hand. Since the fall of 2015, Emily and Maya have spent Monday afternoons together as part of the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Mid-Maine after-school mentoring program. In December, they had a chance to learn side-by-side about preparing nutritious, locally grown foods.

Veterans Meet at Chase Point

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On Wednesday, Jan 3, 19 veterans from all branches of U.S. military service met at Chase Point Assisted Living in Damariscotta to view the long-awaited interview of Capt. Gerald Coffee, the longest held POW during the Vietnam War.

Free Info Night for Substitute Teacher, School Bus Driver Jobs

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Part-time jobs as bus drivers and substitute teachers are needed at many schools. Anyone who has ever wondered about what it takes to work as a school bus driver or substitute is encouraged to come to one of these one-night sessions where all one’s questions will be answered. One may even get started on the paperwork that night.

Storm Tips from the Lincoln County Emergency Management Agency

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The Lincoln County Emergency Management Agency and emergency managers throughout the county are preparing for a major storm expected to arrive in Lincoln County on Thursday, Jan. 4. The storm brings a high possibility of power outages.

Grow Oysters with DRA’s Oyster Gardening Program

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For the oyster lover who doesn’t mind getting a little muddy, cold, and damp, Damariscotta River Association offers a two-year oyster gardening program. Participants grow oysters for noncommercial use, with instruction and support from professional aquaculturists and industry experts. 

CMP Offers Safety Tips for Extreme Cold Weather

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Central Maine Power Co., a subsidiary of AVANGRID Inc., a diversified energy and utility company, urges customers to take measures to stay safe and warm during the bitterly cold weather that is forecast for Maine.

Longtime LincolnHealth Employee Wins Award

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For the last 30 years, registered nurse Cindy Coyne has worn many hats throughout LincolnHealth: director of nursing at Cove’s Edge, executive director of Chase Point, Care Partners manager, manager of case management and social services, and for the last decade, director of quality, patient safety, and patient advocacy. What has remained constant throughout the years is Coyne’s unparalleled commitment to LincolnHealth’s patients, residents, staff, and community.


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