Lafayette Hotels has acquired the landmark Pier 1 property in Boothbay Harbor – home to three restaurants, a marina, a shop, and the ticket booths for Cap’n Fish’s boat cruises – from the Blake family, its owner for 57 years.
Waldoboro Family Opens Chinese Restaurant
A Waldoboro family has relocated their Chinese restaurant from downtown Wiscasset to a bigger space in the town where they have lived since 1995.
Wiscasset Business Makes Popular Cornhole Lawn Games
Yesterday’s simple pastime of bean-bag toss has been transformed into the competitive and popular lawn sport of cornhole. Sumner Averill, owner of Laid Back Lumber in Wiscasset, got into making cornhole games quite by accident.
Former Dresden Restaurant to Become Day Care
The building formerly home to Ship’s Chow Hall II in Dresden Mills will become home to Eastern River Childcare.
Atlantic Motorcar Partners with Toys for Tots
Atlantic Motorcar Center, of Wiscasset, is again partnering with the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve’s Toys for Tots program.
Sail Loft Opens in Boothbay, a New Venture in an Old Trade
When sailmaker Mike Bartles saw a “for rent” sign in front of a large barn at 73 Corey Lane in Boothbay, he immediately called the number on the sign. Tom Witt answered, and thus began the process that would lead to Bartles starting his first business: M & H Bartles, Sailmakers.
Sibling Entrepreneurs from Nobleboro Bring Headquarters Back Home
A brother-sister duo of entrepreneurs from Nobleboro who own and run several businesses have brought their headquarters home, to an office on Route 1.
Hancock’s Dolloff Becomes RLDAM President
Hancock Lumber Co. is proud to announce the election of Eric Dolloff as president of the Retail Lumber Dealers Association of Maine. A Hancock employee for 20 years, Dolloff began his career at the company’s Windham location as a shipper and moved through the business with a variety of roles in Windham, Kennebunk, and Damariscotta. Today, he serves as the general manager of Hancock’s Damariscotta location, a position he has held since October 2006.
Windjammer Emporium to Focus on Boothbay Region’s Maritime Heritage
There will be a new reason to go to Boothbay Harbor next summer for lovers of old schooners and maritime history or anyone fond of souvenirs and gifts from the coast of Maine.
From Funko Pop to Jelly Slugs, Smitten Caters to the Cool Nerd in Everyone
I recently visited Susan Chalmers, owner of Smitten Collectibles & Nerdy Treasures in Damariscotta, to ask her opinions on the upcoming holiday season.
Ocean Point Inn: A Vacation Destination for 120 Years
There’s a resort down at the tip of Ocean Point in East Boothbay that most everyone in Lincoln County has probably at least heard of, if not visited. It has, after all, been there for 120 years.
Spine By Design Finds Permanent Home in Damariscotta
The chiropractic office Spine By Design has moved from Newcastle to Damariscotta, in what the owner says will be the final move for the business.
Barstow Farms Country Store Offers Hearty Meals To Go in Waldoboro
A new business, Barstow Farms Country Store, opened in Waldoboro on Sept. 22. It looks like a small place that couldn’t possibly carry the amount of inventory it does.
LincolnHealth Wound Center Expands to Damariscotta
The LincolnHealth Wound Center, which opened in Boothbay Harbor in 2014, is expanding and will begin seeing patients at the new Watson Health Center on the LincolnHealth – Miles Campus in Damariscotta on Monday, Dec. 3. The wound center will continue seeing patients at its current location on the LincolnHealth – St. Andrews Campus in Boothbay Harbor.
First Samovar Tea on East Coast Opens in Newcastle
Samovar Tea, which has multiple locations in California and is served in restaurants across the country, has opened its first location on the East Coast in downtown Newcastle as a tea shop and tasting room.
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