Three Jefferson veterans, Clayton Spinney and husband and wife Walter Morse and Aaron Greene-Morse, are leaders of the farm cooperative United Farmer Veterans of Maine.
Wiscasset Moves Forward with Marijuana Moratorium
Wiscasset voters will soon decide whether to adopt a six-month ban on marijuana-related businesses to give the town time to develop regulations for the businesses.
More Recycling Equals Savings for Nobleboro-Jefferson Transfer Station
The Jefferson and Nobleboro boards of selectmen convened for the annual meeting of the Nobleboro-Jefferson Transfer Station the evening of Wednesday, Dec. 28.
County Addiction Outreach Program ‘Making History’
The community outreach and support provided through the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office contract with Mid Coast Hospital’s Addiction Resource Center is unique in Maine, said Bill Ellsworth, recovery coach with the Addiction Resource Center.
Wiscasset to Develop Rules to Deal with ‘Problem’ Houses
Concerns about a pit bull attack on Ward Brook Road in Wiscasset in early December culminated in a request for a disorderly housing ordinance, a tool that would enable law enforcement to take action against several residences that have been an “ongoing problem” for law enforcement, Wiscasset Police Chief Jeff Lange said.
Community Rallies Around Newcastle 12-Year-Old After Brain Surgery
Since the discovery of a tumor the size of a large walnut in 12-year-old Alice Skiff’s brain at the end of October, Alice and her family have received an outpouring of support from friends and community members.
Former Maine Guide Still Revels in Nature at Whitefield Nursing Home
Moose, bears, foxes, and bobcats were a few of the sights former Maine guide Gerry Landry took professional photographers from throughout the Northeast deep into the Maine wilderness to see. Landry’s career stemmed from a deep-seeded connection to the natural world, he said.
Pemaquid Polar Bear Dip Draws Biggest Crowd Yet
More than 30 people braved the water at Pemaquid Beach Park during the eighth annual Pemaquid Polar Bear Dip at noon on New Year’s Day.
Same Patch of Ice Cause of Second Waldoboro Accident
A patch of black ice caused a second single-vehicle accident on Route 32 in Waldoboro the late afternoon of Sunday, January 1, which totaled a car just feet away from an accident that occurred in the same location two days earlier.
Power Restored to Last Lincoln County Residence With Outage
As of 1:05 a.m. on New Year’s Day, power had been restored to all but one Lincoln County household. Throughout Maine, Central Maine Power crews continued to work through the night time hours of New Year’s Eve, even as they faced deteriorating weather conditions including snow, sleet, and rain. By New Year’s Day morning the power was back on at that last residence, on Philbrick Lane in Whitefield, according to CMP.
Power Restored to All But One Lincoln County Residence
As of 10:14 p.m. on Saturday, power has been restored to all but one Lincoln County household, according to Central Maine Power Co. Restoration crews continued to work through the night time hours of New Year’s Eve, even as they faced deteriorating weather conditions including snow, sleet, and rain. Power has been restored to 7593 Lincoln County homes since the height of a late week storm that pummeled the area from Thursday night into Friday morning.
CMP: Remaining Outages May Be Restored by Saturday Night
Over 7300 Lincoln County households affected by power outages caused by a late week storm have had their electricity restored, according to the report from Central Maine Power Co. at 1:35 p.m. on Saturday. In the most recent statement from CMP, Doug Herling, vice president for Electric Operation stated: “We expect to restore service to the majority of the remaining outages by late tonight.”
Waldoboro Accident ‘Should Have Been a Fatal,’ Police Say
Two individuals sustained minor injuries in a single-vehicle accident that temporarily shut down both lanes of traffic on Route 32 in Waldoboro the evening of Friday, Dec. 30.
Lincoln County Families Facing a Night Without Power
(Updated at !2:51 a.m. Saturday) While hardworking crews from Central Maine Power have been able to restore electricity to over 6600 Lincoln County households, another 900 may have to spend Friday night in the dark, according to CMP. By 12:24 a.m. on Saturday power had been restored to 6643 Lincoln County households, with 951 remaining without power, according to CMP. The number of power restorations continued to climb during the night time hours.
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