A small brick building at the corner of Damariscotta’s Church and Vine streets has grown in size and moved to local ownership over the last three years, changes celebrated with a grand opening on Thursday, Sept. 28.
Hearty Roots Welcomes New Board Member
Leah Bauer found herself in nature, particularly in her post-college years spent in the wilderness serving in an AmeriCorps program and on an extended self-supported bike tour of New Zealand. Attending medical school in her native state of Ohio, Bauer was on the leadership team for Ride for World Health, a nonprofit providing educational programming and raising money for global health during a cross-country bike ride.
Hannaford Joins Northeast Organic Family Farm Partnership
Hannaford Supermarkets has become the first supermarket to join a major effort to support organic dairy farms facing challenges in New England and New York.
Camden National Bank Announces New Hire
Camden National Bank recently announced Matthew Witten has joined the company as senior vice president, director of information security.
Y-Knot on the Water Ties into Downtown Damariscotta
Mother-daughter duo Carol Heaberlin and Mindy Jones, of Alna, have talked occasionally about finding a permanent home for their restaurant Y-Knot since first opening the business in an orange food trailer alongside Route 1 in Newcastle in 2017.
Jessica Simmons Joins Newcastle Realty Team
Born and raised in the Midcoast, Jessica Simmons knows what makes Maine a great place to call home. Growing up in East Boothbay, Simmons spent a few years living out of state before inevitably returning home and starting a career at Hodgdon Yacht Services. Simmons currently resides in Edgecomb with her fiance and daughter.
Blenheim Park Blooming in Bremen
Blenheim Park, a cherry orchard estate with a farm store apothecary and creative retreat, put up its open sign in June along Turner Road. Owners Kerry Payne and Justin Stailey have worked on and owned the 16-acre property since 2017.
Finding Our Voices Funding Tops $100,000
More than $100,000 has been distributed from Finding Our Voices to bring safety, freedom, and comfort to Maine women and children survivors of domestic abuse through the group’s Get Out Stay Out Fund.
Twisted Grill Brings Barbecue and More to Edgecomb
A new addition to the Twisted Iron Customs complex on Route 1 in Edgecomb offers barbecue and more in with a unique, “twisted” style.
First National Bank Announces Promotions
Tony C. McKim, president and CEO of First National Bank and its parent company, The First Bancorp, recently announced staff promotions in Lincoln County.
Brown Earns Distinction as Realtor of the Year
Patti Brown, a successful real estate broker with Newcastle Realty for more than six years, was named the Realtor of the Year by the Lincoln County Council of the Mountains to Shore Board of Realtors in June.
Skidompha Secondhand Book Shop is the Best, Says Yankee Magazine
Yankee Magazine has named the Skidompha Secondhand Book Shop The Best Maine Used Bookstore. The designation appears in the Best of New England section of the magazine’s May/June issue.
Community Leaders Join United Way of Mid Coast Maine Board of Directors
United Way of Mid Coast Maine is pleased to announce the addition of seven new members to the board of directors, and its 2023-2024 slate of officers.
Gravel Joins Newcastle Realty Team
A lifelong resident of Lincoln County, Jane Gravel brings strong community ties to her new role as a sales agent at Newcastle Realty.
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