Through the efforts of community businesses, organizations and individuals, the town of Wiscasset announces its annual Spirit of Giving holiday program, which is designed to help parents fulfill the holiday needs and wishes for their children. The program is for Wiscasset families and students attending Wiscasset schools.
Forty Trees Remaining for Second Annual Villages of Light Celebration
More than 30 trees have already been reserved for the second annual Villages of Light celebration in Damariscotta and Newcastle. Businesses, organizations, and individuals interested in reserving a tree should do so soon before they run out!
More Than 500 Responses to LCN Reader Survey So Far
The Lincoln County News publishers and staff are asking all community members to take the reader survey available at lcnme.com. The survey will be open until Monday, Nov. 5.
Less Than A Month to Save on 2019 Lincoln County Magazine Ads
Join the numerous other advertisers who have already placed their ads for the 2019 editions of Lincoln County Magazine and save 5 percent.
Whitefield Lions Club Inducts Leo Club Members
Seventeen Leos from Erskine Academy in South China were inducted Thursday, Oct. 11 at the Whitefield Lions Club in Coopers Mills (Whitefield).
Blood Drive in Jefferson
The Jefferson Fire & Rescue community blood drive will take place on Saturday, Oct. 20 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the fire station, on 204 Waldoboro Road, Jefferson. Go to redcrossblood.org to make an appointment. There is an urgent need for blood.
Two Waldoboro Green Residents Turn 99
Two residents of Waldoboro Green recently turned 99 years of age, Mary Silveira and Marion Griffin.
Trees for Sale for Second Annual Villages of Light Celebration
Fifty trees lit up Damariscotta and Newcastle last year as part of the first-ever Villages of Light celebration. For 2018, the committee behind the event hopes to make the festivities bigger and brighter with an additional 25 trees.
Less Than a Month to Save on 2019 Lincoln County Magazine Ads
After a successful rebrand in the product’s 14th year, Lincoln County Magazine is looking ahead to another exciting season in 2019.
Midcoast Humane Offers Half-Price Adoptions in October
Midcoast Humane campuses in Brunswick and Edgecomb — formerly Coastal Humane Society and Lincoln County Animal Shelter — will offer half-price adoptions on adult animals one year or older all month long in October to help find homes for high numbers of animals in their facilities, and to create space for animals displaced by Hurricane Florence. The special is called “Fall in Love.”
Edgecomb Fire Department Report
Please plan to join us at our Fire Prevention Week open house Thursday, Oct. 18 from 6-8 p.m. at the fire station. Visit our fire station, see our fire equipment, meet our firefighters, get to know us. Hot dogs, popcorn, cookies, and drinks will be served. We look forward to seeing you.
Reader Survey Available
The Lincoln County News publishers and staff are asking all community members to take the reader survey available at lcnme.com. The survey will be open until Monday, Nov. 5.
Share the Road with Carol Brings Out 39 Riders
The second annual Share the Road with Carol memorial bike ride took place in Windsor and Whitefield on Sept. 29.
Citizen’s Guide to Maine Referendum Election Available Online
As Election Day nears on Tuesday, Nov. 6, Secretary of State Matthew Dunlap is reminding all Maine voters of a nonpartisan resource that can help them make informed decisions at the polls, the 2018 Maine Citizen’s Guide to the Referendum Election, maine.gov/sos/cec/elec/upcoming/pdf/citizensguide.pdf.
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