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.
Old Bristol Historical Society Announce Work has Resumed on the Vault
After a brief hiatus, activity has resumed on the climate-controlled archival vault. Materials have been delivered and workers were hard at work on Saturday installing the studs.
The Hidden History of South Bristol
The South Bristol Historical Society invites you to an unusual monthly meeting on Wednesday, Aug. 18 at 7 p.m. at the Union Church parish hall on Rutherford Island.
Celebrate Maine’s Bicentennial (Plus One) With a Pilgrimage Through Lincoln County’s Historic Sites
Maine celebrated its 200th birthday in 2020, which turned out to be a year none of us will ever forget, though many of us would like to do so. The COVID-19 pandemic prevented us from commemorating Maine’s Bicentennial, but here in Lincoln County, we decided to throw a 201st birthday party for the state in 2021.
Preparation Underway for Making Strides
It may be August and still vacation time, but the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk committee has been busy recruiting sponsors and teams.
Damariscotta Historical Society News
Damariscotta Historical Society will host its annual silent auction Aug. 17-27 at Skidompha Library. The auction will benefit the Cemeteries Restoration Fund.
Veggies to Table Flower Fairies
Veggies to Table loves flowers, beautiful flowers. And we adore spreading the flower love. Not only do we donate our nutritious organic produce to pantries, schools, and summer lunch and after school programs, but we also donate our gorgeous flowers to those in need of joy.
Restorative Justice Project Maine Training Opportunities
The Restorative Justice Project Maine is looking for motivated and committed individuals interested in holding community building and justice processes within Lincoln, Sagadahoc, Knox, Waldo, and Hancock counties. These processes are aimed at increasing community safety and belonging within our rural communities.
Thanks to Anonymous Donor, Oak Point Farm Vision Nears Completion
Shortly after purchasing Oak Point Farm in 2017, Boothbay Region Land Trust’s board of directors began exploring design plans for the farmhouse renovation.
CLC Y Participates in USDA Child and Adult Care Food Program
Central Lincoln County YMCA at 525 Main St. in Damariscotta is pleased to announce its participation in the USDA Child and Adult Care Food Program. Meals are available at no separate charge to all enrolled participants. The CLC YMCA does not discriminate against any participant because of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age.
Old Bristol Historical Society Annual Meeting
The Old Bristol Historical Society held its annual meeting on Sunday, July 25. During the meeting they nominated and unanimously elected two new board members. They are Dr. Warren Reiss and Augustans “Gussie” Stanislaw.
Groups Organize ‘Lincoln County Pilgrimage’ to Commemorate State’s Bicentennial (Plus One)
Maine celebrated 200 years of statehood in 2020, and many historical societies and organizations throughout Lincoln county planned to commemorate the historic event with a county-wide slate of programs.
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