Craig Leeman started at the mill in 1968-1970, after finishing his service with the Coast Guard, and then from 1972 until he retired in 2009. Leeman’s co-worker was Jerry Farrin. Like many Maine jobs, it was hard physical labor, outdoors, in all weathers.
‘Teen Pizza Garden’ Project at CLC Y
The Central Lincoln County YMCA FARMS at the Y program announces that it is jump-starting a “Teen Pizza Garden” project to win a $400 SeedMoney grant.
Boothbay Region Lions Club News
The Boothbay Region Lions Club met on Wednesday, Nov. 14 for our regular meeting. Tickets for the annual Twelve Days of Christmas raffle are on sale. We have some wonderful prizes. Tickets will be drawn each day for the first 12 days of December. To purchase tickets, please contact any Lions Club member or call Wendy at 633-7906.
Free Thanksgiving Dinner for Those Alone
For those alone on Thanksgiving Day, a free dinner will be available at the Waldoboro American Legion, at 181 Jefferson St., at 1 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 22. It is intended for those who find themselves alone on that day. There are those who, for whatever reason, have no relatives, children, or neighbors to visit that day. This dinner is for them!
Villages of Light Seeks Volunteers for Tree Deployment this Weekend
The Villages of Light committee is in search of volunteers to help with tree deployment Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 17 and 18.
‘Little Bit of Wilderness’ Protected in Waldoboro
On Dutch Neck in Waldoboro, a little bit of wilderness has been preserved for generations to come thanks to the donation of a six-acre parcel of land that hugs the coast of the Medomak River and overlooks Ben’s Island.
Tree of Giving Applications Due Nov. 15
The Central Lincoln County YMCA is once again collaborating with community businesses, organizations, and individuals to organize the Tree of Giving, which is designed to help families fulfill needs of their children this Christmas.
Governor Directs Flags to Half-Staff in Respect for California Victims
In respect for the victims of the terrible act of violence perpetrated Wednesday night, Nov. 7 in Thousand Oaks, Calif., Gov. Paul R. LePage has directed the United States flag and the State of Maine flag be flown at half-staff statewide immediately until sunset on Saturday, Nov. 10.
Chloe Maxmin to Celebrate Win with Community on Nov. 9
Chloe Maxmin, D-Nobleboro, won her race for House District 88 against Michael Lemelin, R-Chelsea. Maxmin is the first Democrat to win this seat, with record midterm turnout and a final vote count of 2,266-2,053.
Early Deadlines
The Lincoln County News will publish a day early the week of Thanksgiving (Tuesday, Nov. 20).
Villages of Light Seeks Parade Participants
On Saturday, Nov. 24, the inaugural Villages of Light celebration will light up the Twin Villages of Damariscotta and Newcastle just in time for the holidays.
EMA’s Project Lifesaver Program to ‘Go Teal’ for Alzheimer’s Awareness
Lincoln County Emergency Management Agency’s Project Lifesaver Program announced that it will “light up teal” on Thursday, Nov. 8 to raise Alzheimer’s awareness as part of the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America’s Light the World in Teal program.
Registration Open for FARMS at the Y Specialty Adult Classes
Specialty adult classes at the FARMS at the Y kitchen at Central Lincoln County YMCA are open for registration for December. Only 12 spots are available per class, so early registration is encouraged.
Free Car Seats at Boothbay Region Health Center
Qualifying families can receive free car seats for infants and children. Robyn Ham, one of Boothbay Region Health Center’s health coordinators, has qualified as a child passenger safety technician and has registered the center as a designated car-seat distribution location through the Maine Bureau of Highway Safety. That means that income-eligible families can make an appointment at the health center to receive a free car seat as well as safety instructions.
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