The Golden Ridge Sportsman’s Club does not constitute a business under the town’s building code ordinance, the Alna Board of Selectmen decided Wednesday, June 10.
MVHS Celebrates Graduation with Drive-In Ceremonies
One hundred and twenty seniors at Medomak Valley High School in Waldoboro crossed a makeshift stage Wednesday, June 10 to receive diplomas as their families applauded from inside cars in the student parking lot.
Bristol Road Sidewalk Construction Resumes After Delays
After delays due to issues with materials, Damariscotta’s on-site inspector now expects the Bristol Road sidewalk project in Damariscotta to be complete by Friday, June 26.
Waldoboro Food Pantry to Relocate
The Waldoboro Food Pantry will move from 251 Jefferson St. to the Medomak House, at 124 Friendship St., later this month. The recent drive-thru pantry events at the municipal building will likewise move to Medomak House.
Damariscotta Businesses Hopeful After First Open-Air Market
Businesses from Damariscotta’s Main Street and beyond set up stands, shelves, and tables on the sidewalk Saturday, June 13, for the first in a series of weekly open-air markets.
CDC Reports First New Case in Lincoln County Since May
The Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention reported the first new case of COVID-19 in 18 days, as well as one more recovery, in Lincoln County over the past week.
Boat and RV Storage Business Proposed for Route 1 in Waldoboro
Waldoboro resident Matthew Moody plans to establish a boat and RV storage business at the Hendrickson Roofing Inc. property on Route 1.
Skidompha Reopens for Curbside Pickup
Skidompha Library, of Damariscotta, reopened for curbside pickup of books, DVDs, and other materials Tuesday, June 16. The library had been closed since mid-March to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
Police Investigating Death of Former Waldoboro Man on Vinalhaven
Maine State Police are investigating the death of a former Waldoboro resident on Vinalhaven the night of Sunday, June 14.
Alna Switches Plowing Contractors
Alna will have a new snowplowing contractor for at least the next three years, and will pay less for the service.
Stolen Pickup Torched in Waldoboro, Flames Spread to Nonprofit’s Clubhouse
A pickup truck stolen from Rockport was set on fire outside the Lincoln County Fish & Game Club of Waldoboro on Friday night. The fire consumed the truck and spread to the side of the clubhouse, but a swift response minimized damage to the structure.
Bristol Mills Fish Ladder Strains to Accommodate Surge in Migration
The Bristol Mills fish ladder is in the midst of a banner year, though this may be its last. Well over 100,000 alewives have ascended the ladder thus far in the migratory season, stretching the aging ladder’s capacity and working volunteers hard.
Legislative Candidates Discuss Weighty Issues at Forum
Five candidates to represent Lincoln County towns in the Maine House of Representatives discussed the COVID-19 emergency, nationwide protests, and climate change during a candidates forum at the Lincoln County Television studio in Newcastle on Thursday, June 4.
Libraries Begin to Reopen for Curbside Borrowing, Browsing
Joanna Breen, executive director of Boothbay Harbor Memorial Library, joked that the restrictions on public gatherings in place due to COVID-19 have almost been a dream come true for librarians – the shelves are neat, the reading rooms are quiet.
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