Nobleboro Central School officials informed town residents of the estimated cost of addressing mold in the school during an open meeting on Saturday, March 21. Remediation and repair, which includes replacing mechanical systems throughout the building is expected to cost $4.4 million.

More than 50 years ago, American art aficionado Edward L. Deci became enraptured with Monhegan Island during his first visit. After that, he quickly became a valued member of the island community, which he helped transform through decades of preserving and share the island’s cultural heritage and history.

The Jefferson School Committee decided to stick with its decision to not have a guidance counselor at their meeting on Wednesday, March 11.

Jeff Wiseman is leaning in to listening.

The Bristol School Committee will have to reevaluate the $8,359,130.96 education budget for the upcoming fiscal year after residents voted down the proposed figure at the annual town meeting on Tuesday, March 17.

Barring a last minute reversal of fortune, later this month members of the Alna Fire Department will elect a new fire chief for the first time in 32 years.

Proposed amendments to the aquaculture ordinance dominated the discussion at South Bristol’s annual town meeting on Tuesday, March 10.

A Wiscasset man is facing numerous criminal charges after he allegedly tried to kill his girlfriend by setting their bed on fire while they were both in it Monday, March 9.

Arlo Rudy wasn’t sure he wanted to dance. Six years old and shy by nature, he kept close to the walls, half-hidden behind a bench, watching as fingers flew on flutes and fiddles and lines of dancers young and old bowed and curtseyed in the center of the fellowship hall of the Damariscotta Baptist Church.

After 14 months of construction, MaineHealth opened its new location in Waldoboro with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday, March 10.

The Nobleboro Central School has closed part of its building after discovering mold.

After two lengthy meetings, the Edgecomb School Committee recommended the $4,539,384 education budget for the upcoming fiscal year at its meeting at 9 a.m. on Monday, March 2.