Westport Island voters needed just over two hours to dispatch a 66 article warrant during their annual town meeting, held in the historic town hall Saturday, June 21.

Some of Alna’s solar energy converts opened their homes to curious neighbors on Saturday, June 21, in an effort to forward conversations about what renewable energy can look like for residents.

In less than two hours, Newcastle voters approved a $3.6 million municipal budget at Lincoln Academy’s cafeteria on Monday, June 16.

With a small crowd of family and friends looking on, Midcoast Adult and Community Education celebrated the graduation of six adult learners during a brief ceremony in the Medomak Valley High School library on Thursday, June 12 in Waldoboro.

Three people were injured and two transported by LifeFlight of Maine after two cars collided head-on on the Jefferson-Whitefield line the evening of Friday, June 20.

Family members, friends, and community supporters filled the parking lot at Medomak Valley High School in Waldoboro on Wednesday, June 11 to celebrate the 117 graduating seniors and their academic achievements.

A new ladder truck is in the Damariscotta fire department’s near future after voters authorized up to $1.9 million for the purchase at the annual town meeting, Wednesday, June 11.

Family, friends and teachers gathered in the Skidompha Public Library meeting room in Damariscotta the evening of Tuesday, June 10 to honor Central Lincoln County Adult & Community Education’s seven graduating students.

About 729 Waldoboro residents turned out to vote in their annual town meeting by referendum on Tuesday, June 10, approving an $8.5 million budget and electing a select board member, school board member, utility district trustee, and three budget committee members.

Wiscasset Middle High School seniors ignored their uncertainty and moved forward during graduation on Thursday, June 5 in Wiscasset.

Wiscasset voters rejected a $10.9 million education budget, approved a $8.4 million municipal budget, and elected town officials during the annual town meeting by referendum on Tuesday, June 10.

The diverse accomplishments and fierce kindness of the 133 members of Lincoln Academy’s class of 2025 were on display as seniors crossed the commencement stage on Friday, June 6.

Every weekday, Darlene Gilligan, of Union, welcomes dozens of local students to school with a cheery “good morning.” Then, later that afternoon, she bids them farewell with the same care and attention.