On Sept. 20, 150 ninth grade students and 13 teachers from Lincoln Academy went to Reid State Park to participate in the Ocean Conservancy’s 35th annual International Coastal Cleanup Program.
Newcastle Affordable Housing Project Breaking Ground Oct. 28
Newcastle will soon gain 16 new affordable apartments in the downtown area as part of MaineHousing’s Rural Affordable Rental Housing Program. A groundbreaking event will be held at 16 Mills Road in Newcastle, the first project of the program’s second round to start construction, at 11 a.m. on Monday, Oct. 28.
Damariscotta Historical Society Calendar Available
The Damariscotta Historical Society has announced the release of the society’s 2025 historical calendar.
Wiscasset Senior Center News
The next public supper will be Wednesday, Nov. 6. The menu will consist of pumpkin soup, salad, anadama rolls, baked beans, ham, coleslaw, and apple crisp a la mode.
Applications Available for Community Tree of Giving
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 Tuesday, Oct. 15.
Open House at Southport Central School
Students, staff and families gathered at Southport Central School for the school’s annual open house Sept. 26. Students had the opportunity to share with their family members about the work they’ve undertaken thus far this year, while taking a glimpse into what lies ahead.
Food Pantry Requests Donations for Thanksgiving Baskets
Thanksgiving is a time for gathering family and friends for a special meal, but some families find it difficult to afford the turkey and fixings to celebrate the holiday.
Wiscasset Students Study Chapman-Hall House
High school students from Wiscasset Middle High School visited Damariscotta’s famous Chapman-Hall House on Sept. 18 to gain a deeper appreciation for the Maine’s colonial history.
Lincoln Academy Rings the Bell
Lincoln Academy welcomed alumni, students, families, and staff to a special bell-ringing ceremony during homecoming weekend.
NCS Goes Wild for Reading
Summer readers at Nobleboro Central School got a celebration beyond their wildest expectations when exotic animals invaded the school library Sept. 12.
Historical Society’s Digitization Project Speeds Ahead
In 2022, the Boothbay Region Historical Society in embarked on an ambitious project to produce digital images of its collection artifacts, photographs, and documents with the twin goals of preserving them against loss or deterioration and making them more accessible to researchers and visitors to the society’s museum at 72 Oak St. in Boothbay Harbor.
Midcoast Bridge Scores
Three tables were played Thursday, Sept. 19. The three top scorers were Jack Mohr, of Bremen, Jane Gewalt, of New Harbor, and Larry Varn, of Damariscotta.
Helping Hands Ready To Assist With Voter Registration
The Helping Hands Community Service Committee of Round Pond is reaching out to any Bristol resident who would like help either registering to vote or with an absentee ballot.
Free Summer Adventure Program Benefits Area Elementary Students
This summer, kids from five local schools had the opportunity to participate in one of two outdoor summer adventure programs thanks to a partnership between the AOS 93 school district and Coastal Rivers Conservation Trust.
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