The Lincoln County News
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The Lincoln County News

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NCS Visits Fish Ladder

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Schools of children gathered to see schools of fish at the Damariscotta Mills Fish Ladder this month, and excited students from Nobleboro Central School enjoyed the unique experience on May 22.

Miles Memorial Hospital League Launches Website

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A new website recently launched by the Miles Memorial Hospital League makes it easier to learn more about the league’s fundraising efforts and its facilities, including the popular Miles Thrift Shop and the Miles Drop-Off Center. The site can be found at milesmemorialhospitalleague.org.

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The Lincoln County News will be closed for Memorial Day on Monday, May 27.

Ecumenical Diaper Drive is Underway

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Now in its ninth year, the Ecumenical Diaper Bank has distributed tens of thousands of diapers to help Lincoln County babies remain clean, dry, and healthy. More than 10,000 diapers and pull-ups were provided to babies in low-income families just last year, and the diaper bank will exceed that number this year.

NCS Hosts Poetry Slam

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After spending many weeks learning about various types of poetry and poetic devices, fourth graders had their moment to shine in a May 10 poetry slam at Nobleboro Central School.

LA Student Chefs Take Gold In Culinary Competition

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Lincoln Academy seniors Eleanor Nery and Gwen Weaver, who both study culinary arts at the Bath Regional Career and Technical Center, won a gold medal at this year’s Innovative Local Foods Competition, which took place on April 25 at the University of Maine in Orono.

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The Lincoln County News will be closed for Memorial Day on Monday, May 27.

GSB Students Shine In Junior Duck Stamp Contest

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As the art teacher at Great Salt Bay Community School in Damariscotta, Coreysha Stone has had the profound privilege of guiding bright young minds through an enriching journey that melds the worlds of art, science, and environmental stewardship.

Maine Bureau of Highway Safety Urges Hot Car Safety

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Vehicular heatstroke is one of the leading causes of non-crash, vehicle-related death for children 14 and younger in the United States. Parents and caregivers who think child heatstroke deaths could “never” happen on their watch should think again. Tragically, “never” does happen.


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