During the upcoming months, it is all hands on deck at the Wiscasset, Waterville & Farmington Railway Museum in Alna. During the height of summer, trains are running every weekend but there are many projects going on behind the scenes. In August, it is planned to move a 1918 covered truss bridge into position over Trout Brook.

The local community is one special place on the great coast of Maine. It is composed of many gifted people who are thankful to live and work in a region rich in beautiful landscapes and historical roots that go back to the founding of this nation. People are blessed in many a way and care about their community.

The Edgecomb Community Church has been at its present location at 15 Cross Point Road in Edgecomb since 1881. A prominent local landmark, this historic church has been on the National Register of Historic Places since 1987. The Edgecomb Community Church steeple is a symbol and beacon of hope, helping those in need.

More than 100 people attended Lincoln County Publishing Co.’s summer open house the evening of Wednesday, June 27.

Live from Lincoln County, the third issue of Lincoln County Magazine for 2018, will make its debut July 5.

Readers of Down East magazine selected more than 20 Lincoln County businesses, organizations, and locations for the publication’s annual Best of Maine list.

Midcoast Conservancy has completed major road reconstruction on Charlie O. Way in Jefferson to improve the road for 26 homeowners and prevent runoff from polluting Damariscotta Lake.

The rubber duckies – 695 of them — are gathering to prepare for the annual Pemaquid Watershed Association Rubber Ducky River Race to be held on Saturday, July 14 at 3 p.m., plus or minus 15 minutes, depending on the tide.

On Wednesday, June 6, the Waldoboro Lions Club held its regular business meeting at its location on Mill Street at 6:30 p.m. in the VFW Hall. Twelve Lions and several guests enjoyed a delicious turkey pot pie dinner catered by Moody’s Diner and its staff.