The Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention has identified a case of Shiga toxin-producing E. coli infection in a Waldoboro food service worker.
Early Deadlines
The Lincoln County News office will be closed for Memorial Day on Monday, May 31. The deadline for letters to the editor and press releases – normally 5 p.m. Monday – is 5 p.m., Friday, May 28 for the June 1 edition. The deadline for ads is noon Friday.
Family Donates Land to Coastal Rivers
Beth Fisher, of Phippsburg, and family recently donated an 18-acre South Bristol property to Coastal Rivers Conservation Trust.
St. Andrews Urgent Care Center Reopens May 19
LincolnHealth has announced St. Andrews Urgent Care Center will reopen Wednesday, May 19. The center’s hours will be from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily, with the exception of Christmas Day and Thanksgiving Day, when the center will be closed.
Diaper Bank Adds New Distribution Sites
The Ecumenical Diaper Bank has been weathering this year of changes thanks to the flexibility and generosity of the community. Though struggling with aspects of the pandemic, the weekly distribution of diapers has continued.
St. Philip’s Help Yourself Shelf
The Help Yourself Shelf Food Pantry in Wiscasset is happy to report that it is the recipient of the funds raised through Shaw’s reusable bag program for the month of May.
South Bristol Historical Society News
The South Bristol Historical Society will begin its summer events with a visit to Harrington Meeting House cemetery on at 10 a.m. on Saturday, May 15.
Veterans’ Dental Network Launches May 15
Gov. Janet Mills recently announced the formation of the Maine Veterans’ Dental Network in partnership with Northeast Delta Dental, participating dental clinics, and federally qualified health centers. The network will provide dental services to Maine’s veterans who otherwise could not afford them and will officially launch on May 15.
Zoom Presentation About Medical Emergencies
The Bristol Area Library will host a Zoom presentation about how medical emergencies are handled by local responders on Monday, May 10.
The Lincoln Home Shares Appetizer Recipe
Ingrid Gundersen is part of the culinary team at The Lincoln Home. She started cooking as soon as she was able to hold a spoon, helping her mother and grandmother cook whenever they would let her. Gundersen got her first cooking job at 16 and then attended Southern Maine Community College’s culinary arts program. She has been working in the culinary industry for 20 years.
Gleaners Seek Gardeners to Grow a Row
The Lincoln County Gleaners are gearing up for another successful season of harvesting vegetables, rescuing surplus food, and distributing it to multiple sites and share tables.
Senior Send-Off Supplement Coming Soon
The Lincoln County News will print a special section for the high school class of 2021 in its June 3 edition.
Historical Association Releases New Booklets
The Lincoln County Historical Association works with local schools to advance the historical heritage of Lincoln County and Maine. In this effort, the organization’s education director has developed two booklets that provide educators and their students with an overview of historical data in an interdisciplinary manner: “Settlement during the War Years — 17th & 18th Century Challenges in MidCoast Maine,” and “The 1800s — A Century of Highs and Lows.”
Healthy Kids Plants Pinwheel Gardens for Child Abuse Prevention Month
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month and Healthy Kids has planted pinwheel gardens all over Lincoln County to remind people how important children.
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