On Nov. 10, the monthly Pemaquid Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution meeting was held for the first time at American Legion Post 36 in Boothbay. The chapter thanks Cmdr. David Patch for the opportunity to social distance in the wonderful facility on Industrial Park Drive. Prior to 2020, the chapter had been meeting at The Lincoln Home, with few exceptions, since 1932.

Maurice “Jake” Day’s Christmas dioramas are on display at Milling Around and the Damariscotta Region Chamber of Commerce in Newcastle. The dioramas will be lit from sunset until 9 p.m.

The 2021 edition of The Lincoln County News calendar will hit newsstands in December.

The continued surge of COVID-19 cases in Lincoln County has prompted LincolnHealth to take proactive measures to ensure the needs of its patients can be met.

The Villages of Light’s annual Parade of Lights will be a reverse parade this year, with stationary floats positioned in three parking lots across the Twin Villages for spectators to drive by Saturday, Nov. 28.

The Villages of Light Committee hopes to keep the spirit of the annual Parade of Lights alive with a “reverse parade” Saturday, Nov. 28.

The “Blue Star Marker” program was initiated by the National Council of State Garden Clubs as a living memorial to all those who have served in the nation’s armed forces. Markers have been placed along many highways across the United States, which are known as Blue Star Memorial Highways. The Blue Star Memorial Highway marker on Route 1 in Newcastle was erected in 1969 and was sponsored by the Old Bristol Garden Club.

Jim Poole, of Newcastle, has written his second book, “Thumbs Up,” a memoir that picks up where his first book, “Thumbs Out,” left off.

Hunting season is in full swing across Maine. Over the past two weeks, Boothbay Region Land Trust has been fielding a high volume of questions regarding hunting policy on its preserves. T