Waldoboro’s new car dealership is open.
Rising Tide Prepares for Construction
Throughout the month of September, Rising Tide Community Market will be undertaking a major parking lot rehabilitation project, however, the co-op will remain open to serve its customers.
Damariscotta Dessert Cart Offers Delivery Service
Three months after opening a dessert cart in downtown Damariscotta, SugarSpell Sweets owner April Morrison is expanding the business to take her sweet treats on the road.
Salt Bay Framers Searches for New Owner
After 15 years of owning Salt Bay Framers, Brad Perry is looking for someone to purchase the Damariscotta business.
Waldoboro Company Buys Fieldcrest Manor, Plans Redevelopment
The former Fieldcrest Manor Nursing Home in Waldoboro recently changed hands.
Twin Village Taxi Under New Management
A Damariscotta-based taxi service has quietly been under new management for the past year and a half.
Damariscotta Appeals Board Denies Maine-Ly Pawn Appeal
The Damariscotta Appeals Board voted to uphold the planning board’s decision to require Maine-ly Pawn to plant 11 trees during a meeting the morning of Thursday, Aug. 11.
Damariscotta Detailing Shop Adds Vinyl Lettering, Graphics Service
Finish Line Detailing, of Damariscotta, now offers a new, custom vinyl lettering and graphics service.
Crissy’s Space Available for Lease
Almost two weeks after Crissy’s Breakfast and Coffee Bar closed for a “staffing reorganization,” the location of the restaurant is being advertised for lease.
Abenaki Trading Co. Moves to Edgecomb
The long-vacant red building adjacent to Peapod Jewelry on Route 1 in Edgecomb is now home to Native American crafts, artwork, music, and more from tribes across the country. Abenaki Trading Co. opened the doors to its new location in Edgecomb about a month ago and the response from customers has been “thank you,” owner Jocelyn Howe said.
‘Cultural Fusion’ Restaurant Opens in Damariscotta
The “cultural fusion” restaurant Cocinas Underground opened Thursday, Aug. 4 in the downtown Damariscotta space formerly home to Paco’s Tacos.
Damariscotta Hair Salon Has New Owner, New Name
A change has taken place at the busy little hair salon tucked into the Elm Street Plaza shopping center in Damariscotta. Formerly called Shelley’s Shortcuts, after former owner Shelley Collamore, the salon has been renamed Hair … We Are! by its new owner, Ivette Segovia, who bought it from Collamore in late June. Segovia worked at the salon as a stylist for a year and a half before taking ownership of the business.
Crissy’s Closes for ‘Staffing Reorganization’
A popular Damariscotta restaurant has closed pending a “staffing reorganization.”
QT’s Ice Cream Moves to New Waterfront Pier Location
Anyone looking for Wiscasset’s famous lobster ice cream – and 25 other flavors of homemade ice cream – now needs to venture to the Waterfront Pier, as QT’s Ice Cream Parlor has moved to a new location at 2 Water St.
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