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.

These festive photos are courtesy of Jill Piper, of Furry Kids Pet Photography in Minot.

Wiscasset Chief of Police Jeffrey Lange is pleased to announce a partnership between The TERA Project and the Wiscasset Police Department to support individuals with substance use disorder and help them get back into the workforce.

The Lincoln County Democrats invite all interested voters to come to their campaign headquarters on Saturday mornings from 10-11 a.m. to talk informally with a local candidate while enjoying Barn Door Bakery goodies and coffee. The gatherings are free.

The apprentice Class of 2018 celebrated its graduation day upon completing nine-month apprenticeships at The Carpenter’s Boat Shop with a successful and fun boat launching in Round Pond Harbor.

At a recent meeting, Bristol Area Lions Club Treasurer Michael Hope received his 35-year chevron from Maine District Governor-Elect Neil Iverson. In addition to his duties as treasurer, Hope chairs the club’s finance committee and scholarship committee. He has been awarding scholarships to Lincoln Academy graduates for 32 years. Hope also coordinates the annual Christmas food-basket distribution.

Healthy Lincoln County is celebrating the start of its sixth summer food-service program at Waldoboro Day, Saturday, June 16 at A.D. Gray School. Healthy Lincoln County will have an information tent at Waldoboro Day, with meal-site locations, schedules, menus, giveaways, and volunteer sign-ups.