The Oktoberfest Waldoboro committee is looking for volunteers willing to give an hour or two to help with the Oktoberfest event that will be held at Cider Hill Farm in Waldoboro on Saturday, Oct. 2 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Down East Doormats on ‘Chamber Chat’ Sept. 1
The Damariscotta Region Chamber of Commerce will host Down East Doormats Weaving Workshop for its biweekly program “Chamber Chat.” The program will air on Lincoln County Television at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 1.
Early Copy
The Lincoln County News office will be closed for Labor Day on Monday, Sept. 6. The deadline for letters to the editor and press releases — normally 5 p.m. Monday — is 5 p.m., Friday, Sept. 3 for the Sept. 9 edition. The deadline for ads is noon Friday.
Veggies to Table Farm News
A lot has been happening at Veggies to Table over the past few weeks! As fall quickly approaches we are working on getting some of the last few crops planted for the season— including watermelon radish, carrots, beets, and turnips. We are also thrilled to be harvesting tomatoes, beans, tomatillos, cucumbers, zucchini– and some of our first pumpkins and winter squash of the season and look forward to many more in the coming weeks.
Midcoast Humane Receives Grant to Support Animal Welfare
The Maine Community Foundation recently awarded $282,500 in grants to 21 organizations to support animal welfare.
Nobleboro Central School Bus Routes
Bus transportation to Nobleboro Central School is provided for students residing in Nobleboro. Times are subject to change, depending on ridership/weather. Please allow extra time before and after your estimated stop, particularly during the first two weeks of school.
Lincoln Academy to Host Parent Open House Sept. 8
On Wednesday, Sept. 8, Lincoln Academy will host its annual open house for families of LA students. This year, the event will take place earlier in the school year and start with class meetings for parents in each grade level. All LA parents are encouraged to attend and masks are required inside all campus buildings.
Haitian Earthquake Relief Benefit to Be Held at Cupacity
A fundraiser for The Haitian Health Foundation for earthquake relief in Haiti will be held at Cupacity in Damariscotta from 5:30-6:30 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 27.
Upcoming Vaccine, Microchip Clinics for Pets
Several times each year, Midcoast Humane holds low-cost vaccination clinics for dogs and cats in the community. Clinics take place in different locations throughout 40 communities and are made possible by volunteers, including the veterinarians.
Damariscotta Historical Society Silent Auction Closes Aug. 27
Bidding for the Damariscotta Historical Society’s silent auction at Skidompha Library will close at 5 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 27. The auction benefits the cemeteries restoration fund, which provides funds to help maintain two dozen ancient burial grounds around Damariscotta.
Tool Sale in Pemaquid on Aug. 28
Organizers of The Carpenter’s Boat Shop’s upcoming tool sale on Saturday, Aug. 28 have been surprised by large donations of electrical supplies from circuit breakers, wiring, switches, outlets, special hardware, and tools to plumbing supplies like tools, fittings, and bathroom hardware.
Tribute Exhibit to Dolloff Family Ongoing
The Waldoborough Historical Society’s Boggs Schoolhouse tribute exhibit to the Dolloff family will be on display throughout the month of August.
New Traffic Pattern in Edgecomb
The Maine Department of Transportation wants members of the traveling public to be aware of changing traffic patterns at the intersection of Route 1 and Route 27 (Boothbay Road) in Edgecomb. Beginning Aug. 16, northbound Route 27 traffic will be detoured to Cross Road in order to access Route 1. The DOT expects this detour to be in place until early September.
The Caterpillar Lab Returns to Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens
For the fourth year, Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens will host educator and nature photographer Samuel Jaffe and The Caterpillar Lab, Aug. 19 to 27 (with a break on Monday, Aug. 23). A perennial favorite, this exhibit will highlight the diversity and ingenuity of some of New England’s most unusual caterpillars.
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