Last month, University of Maine President Joan Ferrini-Mundy and U.S. Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Economic Development Dana Gartzke visited Walpole for a tour of a waterfront infrastructure improvement project that commenced earlier this year at University of Maine’s marine laboratory, the Darling Marine Center.
Villages of Light Returns to Spark Spirits
Although the event will look a little different this year, the Villages of Light Committee still plans to bring some cheer to Damariscotta and Newcastle this holiday season.
CLC Y’s ‘Community Giving Tree’
The Central Lincoln County YMCA is accepting applications for families in need of gifts this holiday season. Those in need may pick up an application from the CLC YMCA after Nov. 2. The Y is working to add local schools, churches, and town offices for application pick up locations. The simple, confidential application form should be returned to the CLC Y, located at 525 Main Street in Damariscotta, by Friday, Nov. 13.
‘Nightmare on Federal Street’ Canceled
Wiscasset town manager Dennis Simmons is announcing the cancellation of the “Nightmare on Federal Street” event scheduled for Oct. 31. In lieu of this event, Parks and Recreation Director Duane Goud has arranged a drive-thru event to be held at the Wiscasset Community Center.
LCN Launches Photo Series on Instagram
Followers of The Lincoln County News Instagram account may have noticed a new photo series offering glimpses of life in the area.
Polling Hours and Places
Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3. The polls will be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Early Deadlines Veterans Day
The Lincoln County News will print a day early the week of Veterans Day, Wednesday, Nov. 11.
Glidden Street Halloween Plans
Oct. 31 is the best day of the year on Glidden Street. This neighborhood loves being a part of families’ Halloween traditions year after year. There are typically between 300-350 trick-or-treaters each year in addition to friends, parents, and grandparents walking up and down the street.
Historical Society to Highlight ‘Then…and Now’ Topics
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Newcastle Historical Society will not be sponsoring programs for the public this year. To continue to highlight people and events from Newcastle’s past, a “Then…and Now” column will be presented every two months by society members.
Historical Society Updates
The Waldoborough Historical Society’s newest fundraiser publication, “You Know You Grew Up in Waldoboro When…A Collection of Stories,” edited by associate trustee Peter M. Robbins, is available for purchase. Robbins, who is the administrator for the Facebook page “You Know You Grew Up in Waldoboro,” will be outside of the Waldoboro Hannaford’s this weekend on Friday and Saturday from 5 – 7 p.m. and on Sunday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Annual ‘Early Bird Sale’ to be Day-Long
The Damariscotta Region Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the annual “Early Bird Sale” is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 7. The event, which is usually held during the early morning hours, is going to be an all-day event this year in order to spread out the number of shoppers at any given time.
Food Pantry to Provide Thanksgiving Dinners
Through the generosity of donors and the efforts of volunteers, the Ecumenical Food Pantry in Newcastle is able to coordinate the preparation of Thanksgiving food baskets to allow local families in need to enjoy a traditional Thanksgiving dinner.
Annual ‘Shred Event’ Canceled
The Damariscotta Region’s Chamber of Commerce annual “shred event,” scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 31 has been canceled, because the shred company has decided to cancel all remaining 2020 events.
Newell to Pastor Bremen Church
The Bremen Union Church is pleased to announce that it has called the Rev. Rick Newell, of Newcastle, as its new pastor.
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