Knox-Lincoln Soil & Water Conservation District is once again sponsoring an annual trout stocking sale for home or farm ponds. Two sizes are available, 4-6” rainbow trout and 7-9” brook trout, as well as oxygen bags that hold up to 50 fish. Minimum order is $50.
Backyard Composting and Rain Barrel Sale
Knox-Lincoln Soil & Water Conservation District, in cooperation with Maine Resource and Recovery Association, is offering local residents the opportunity to improve soil and conserve water at deeply discounted prices with a new sale.
Ice Palace Opens in Boothbay
Food Trucks A-Go in Boothbay has built the first ice palace in Maine made from running water that has been frozen into a giant castle. Eighty to 100 years ago there were a few ice castles in Maine, but they were made from blocks of ice. The Boothbay Ice Palace is complete with hallways and a grand staircase to the roof.
‘Maine Challenge’ Explores COVID-19 Impact on Workforce
Laura Fortman, the commissioner of the Maine Department of Labor, will join “Maine Challenge” to discuss the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on unemployment, the job market, and Maine workers needs and rights.
Midcoast Conservancy Welcomes New Senior Watershed Manager
Midcoast Conservancy is delighted to welcome Tim Trumbauer to its staff as senior watershed manager.
Morris Farm Needs Help to Maintain Operations
A beloved local institution is facing an uncertain future due to losses experienced during the COVID-19 pandemic. Forced to cancel fundraising events and programming in 2020, Morris Farm is experiencing a $30,000 shortfall and relying on endowment funds in order to support its operations until it can fully reopen to the public.
Mid-Coast Audubon Birdseed Sale
Mid-Coast Audubon Society will be accepting birdseed orders through Feb. 20 to raise funds to support bird conservation and education programming.
Maine Girl Scout Cookie Sale Kicks Off Feb. 1
Girl Scouts of Maine will kick off the 2021 Girl Scout Cookie season on Monday, Feb. 1. During this challenging time, many Girl Scouts are selling in creative, socially distant, and contact-free ways to keep themselves and their customers safe.
Downtown Chocolate Crawl
The Damariscotta Region Chamber of Commerce will host its first lovin’ locals chocolate crawl and online giveaway, everyday from Feb. 7 to Feb. 13.
CLC and Boothbay Region YMCA Launch TV Series
On Friday, Jan. 29, a new television series called, “What’s Happening at the Y,” will air on LCTV. The CLC YMCA series will air on the last Friday of every month, and the Boothbay region YMCA series will air on the last Saturday of every month.
Voting Open for January #LCNme365 Winner
The Lincoln County News judges have spoken. Now it’s up to readers to decide the January winner of the #LCNme365 photo contest.
Two Families Dominated Old Mill’s History
In the 1800s, when mobility was limited by the range of the horse-drawn carriage, it was more common than today for a trade or occupation to be passed along within the same family. A typical example is found in the history of mill owners at Pemaquid Falls.
New Edition of ‘On the Trail’ Coming Soon
In a year when people were looking for outdoor activities, copies of “On the Trail in Lincoln County” flew off the shelf. Lincoln County Publishing Co. is excited to announce that a new edition of the popular hiking guide will hit shelves later this spring.
St. Philip’s Help Yourself Shelf
St. Philip’s Help Yourself Shelf Food Pantry in Wiscasset encourages people to purchase reusable shopping bags for a cause. At $2.50 per bag, the Pantry receives $1 per bag bought. Proceeds go toward helping the food insecure population and helping prevent single use bags.
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