“He demanded the most of himself,” Rob Gregory said of the late Carl Poole Jr., a resident of Pemaquid and former owner of the Poole Brothers lumber company.
Chef Buys Le Garage, Plans to Open Restaurant in Spring
Le Garage, the restaurant on the Wiscasset waterfront, has a new owner for the first time since 1977. A chef who lives in Southport, he plans to bring back a year-round restaurant, which may or may not have the same name.
Limited Ad Space Remaining in Lincoln County Road Atlas
The staff at Lincoln County Publishing Co. is wrapping up ad sales for a new edition of the Lincoln County Road Atlas, one of the company’s most popular offerings.
Information Center and Market-Cafe Coming to Edgecomb
An information center and market-cafe will move into the former home of a medical marijuana business on Route 1 in Edgecomb.
Chamber Announces April 13 Shred Event
The Damariscotta Region Chamber of Commerce will host its first spring shred event at Lincoln County Publishing Co. on Saturday, April 13. The event is open to all, members and nonmembers alike.
Last Chance to Reserve Space in Damariscotta Visitors Guide
There is still time for businesses and organizations to place their advertising in the Damariscotta Region Chamber of Commerce’s 2019 edition of its visitors guide, which will be available this spring.
Damariscotta Couple Buys Sheepscot Links Golf Course
Leon Oliver, of Damariscotta, a 1982 graduate of Lincoln Academy and general manager of the Bath Golf Club, has purchased the Sheepscot Links golf course in Whitefield. The sale closed Thursday, Feb. 7.
Still Time to Advertise in Lincoln County Publishing Co. Publications
Snow may be in the forecast, but Lincoln County Publishing Co. is already developing its slate of spring and summer publications, including Lincoln County Magazine, the lobster and lighthouse guides, and a new edition of one of the publishing company’s most popular offerings.
Wiscasset Area Chamber of Commerce Holds Award Dinner
The Wiscasset Area Chamber of Commerce held its eighth annual award dinner at The 1812 Farm in Bristol, catered by Stone Cove Catering, on Thursday, Feb. 7. It was wonderfully attended.
New Owner of Downtown Damariscotta Building to Open Coffee Shop
The Gilbert E. Gay building in downtown Damariscotta has a new owner who plans to open a coffee shop, Cupacity, in the first-floor space formerly home to Buzz Maine.
Red’s Eats Loves Going Green
Red is Red’s Eats’ favorite color, but the popular Wiscasset lobster shack loves going green, too.
Damariscotta Restaurant Closes, Will Reopen as Noodle Bar
The downtown Damariscotta restaurant O-Cha Bar + Grill has closed, but will soon reopen with a new menu and a new name: Racha Noodle Bar by Best Thai.
Lincoln County Publishing Co. Announces Upcoming Publications
The temperatures may be in the single digits, but Lincoln County Publishing Co. is already developing its slate of spring and summer publications, including Lincoln County Magazine, the lobster and lighthouse guides, and a new edition of one of the publishing company’s most popular offerings.
Full-Service Grooming to Return to Animal House
The Animal House in Damariscotta will be again providing full-service grooming, courtesy of a new partnership with Camden-based grooming salon, The Salty Dog.
Employee Becomes Owner at Newcastle’s I-Haul
I-Haul, the Newcastle business that hauls away debris and provides moving services, is now owned by Damon Heck, who had worked for the company for several years. Previous owner Gordon Clark, who started the business 18 years ago, is going back to his original career: teaching.
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