Whitefield Elementary School interim Principal Tom Soule will put kids first in his time at the school, he said in a recent interview.
County Republicans Like Mayhew in Straw Poll
Lincoln County Republicans backed former Maine Department of Health and Human Services Commissioner Mary Mayhew for governor in a straw poll at the county caucus.
Colby & Gale Continues Fuel Your Love Tradition
Ten Colby & Gale customers received a Valentine’s Day surprise when the business’s delivery drivers showed up the morning of Wednesday, Feb. 14 to fill their oil tanks free of charge.
Dr. Teel Returns to Primary Care with Damariscotta Practice
Dr. Allan “Chip” Teel, of Nobleboro, recently returned to his roots as a primary-care physician with a small medical practice operating out of Hodgdon Green in Damariscotta.
First-Time Business Owner Prepares to Open Vape Shop in Waldoboro
A first-time business owner is preparing to open a new business, Mid Coast Vape Shop, on Route 1 in Waldoboro.
GSB Student Wins County Spelling Bee for Second Straight Year
With the correct spelling of azalea, Great Salt Bay Community School eighth-grader Isaac Wyer secured victory at the Lincoln County Spelling Bee for the second year in a row.
RSU 12 Board Considers Formation of Bullying Subcommittee
The Sheepscot Valley Regional School Unit Board of Directors agreed to form a standing subcommittee on bullying during its meeting at Chelsea Elementary School on Thursday, Feb. 8.
AOS to Share LA Survey Results in March
The AOS 93 Board will host a meeting Thursday, March 15 to unveil the results of its recent survey regarding Lincoln Academy.
RSU 12 Board Member Presents Options for Whitefield’s Withdrawal
Keith Marple, a Whitefield representative to the Sheepscot Valley Regional School Unit Board of Directors who is advocating for the town to withdraw from the RSU, presented alternatives to the RSU and recruited volunteers during a meeting at the Whitefield fire station Friday, Feb. 9.
Nobleboro Filmmaker’s Documentary Shines Light on Mental Health Issues
Charles Stuart’s brand-new documentary film “Into the Light,” set to screen Saturday, Feb. 17 at Lincoln Theater in Damariscotta, is “a riveting story and an uplifting film about the stigma and shame surrounding mental health in this country,” said the 73-year-old Nobleboro filmmaker in a recent interview at a local cafe.
Wiscasset Selectmen Reject Settlement with DOT
The Wiscasset Board of Selectmen, on Tuesday, Feb. 13, rejected a consent judgment negotiated by attorneys for the town and the Maine Department of Transportation to resolve the town’s lawsuit against the DOT.
Proposal Calls for Restaurant, Community Center at 1904 Dresden Town Hall
A Dresden resident’s proposal to restore the 1904 Dresden Town Hall as a community center and seasonal restaurant has met with interest from the town.
Wiscasset Couple Celebrates 60 Years of Love
February 14 is Valentine’s Day, a day set aside each year to celebrate love, admiration, and friendship with a special person. Richard and Mary Onorato, of Wiscasset, have celebrated that day together for over 60 years.
CLC YMCA Addition on Schedule
The CLC YMCA Phase 1 expansion project is on time and on budget, according to CEO Meagan Hamblett. The construction project fell behind early due to a problem with steel availability, but has quickly caught up with added workforce in January. The Y expects to move into the new space in early April and hold a grand reopening in conjunction with its annual meeting April 29.
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