The board of directors of Midcoast Humane, a well-established nonprofit providing animal welfare services to 40 municipalities in the state of Maine, recently announced the appointment of Jess Townsend as its interim executive director.
Chicken Pies To-Go in Whitefield
The traditional and ever-popular chicken pie supper held at Kings Mills Union Hall in Whitefield will take on a new twist this year, as the group will instead hold a takeout pie sale by reservation on Sunday, Nov. 7.
Funds Needed for Pigs and Piglets
The Morris Farm Trust in Wiscasset has taken in a family of pigs, plus its sow just had eight piglets. The farm needs funds for pig feed, vet care, hay for bedding and feed. Any monetary donations will help make an impact.
Crafts Hosts Office Hours Oct. 30
Maine Rep. Lydia Crafts, D-Newcastle, will host office hours beginning at 9 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 30 at the Veterans Memorial Park in Newcastle.
Halloween 2021: Get Your Ghost On in Lincoln County
Happy Halloween from The Lincoln County News! We hope you enjoy this round up of spooky events across Lincoln County this weekend. We attempted to be as inclusive as possible, and if we missed your event, please accept our apologies. There’s always next year.
Shooting Competition to be Held in Bristol
The Samoset Fish and Game Club will host shooting competition events at its rifle range, located on Transfer Station Road in Bristol on Sunday, Oct. 24 and Sunday, Oct. 31. The competitions begin at 9:30 a.m.
Drive-Thru Shred Event Oct. 30
The Damariscotta Region Chamber of Commerce will host a drive-thru shred event from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Oct. 30 in the parking lot of Lincoln County Publishing at 116 Mills Road in Newcastle.
LCN Now Accepting Letters to Santa
While it may only be October, the holiday season is coming up fast. To make sure Santa Claus hears the community’s Christmas wishes, The Lincoln County News is creating a supplement containing letters from local children.
Ecumenical Food Pantry Makes Thanksgiving Possible
The Ecumenical Food Pantry is once again making Thanksgiving possible for upwards of 200 families in Midcoast Maine with turkeys and fixings from Main Street Grocery, fresh produce from local farms, and help from the pantries of eight sponsoring churches.
Bristol Residents Asked for Items for Time Capsule
Bristol Consolidated School fifth-graders so enjoyed brainstorming items that represent daily life in Bristol that could go into the town’s time capsule project that the Old Bristol Historical Society is inviting other Bristol residents to join the fun.
Free Webinar for Small Business Owners
Registration is open for “My Business Still Needs Help,” a free webinar hosted by the Lincoln County Regional Planning Commission, presented in conjunction with the U.S. Small Business Administration, Maine Department of Economic and Community Development, and the Small Business Development Center.
LCN Announces Letters to Santa Supplement
While it may only be October, the holiday season is coming up fast. To make sure Santa Claus hears the community’s Christmas wishes, The Lincoln County News is creating a supplement containing letters from local children.
Historical Society Picks Bristol Contractor for Park
The Pemaquid Falls Park team of the Old Bristol Historical Society picked Bristol landscape contractor Natural Concepts, Inc., to transform into reality its plan for the area around the Mill at Pemaquid Falls.
Student Lobstermen Complete Fishing Vessel Drill Conductor Training
Student lobstermen from Bremen, Bristol and South Bristol attended the U.S. Coast Guard- approved Fishing Vessel Drill Conductor Training and Certification course provided through a cooperative effort between Maine Maritime Academy and McMillan Offshore Survival Training.
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