As overdose deaths throughout the state reach historic proportions, the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office and Damariscotta Police Department plan to stock their patrol vehicles with Narcan, an antidote for heroin or opioid overdoses.
Waldoboro Food Pantry Cuts Ribbon at New Location
The Waldoboro Food Pantry hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony at its new location on the lower level of the former Taction building at 251 Jefferson St. on Tuesday, Oct. 18.
New Wiscasset Group Questions Tax Implications of DOT Project
The legal agreement between Wiscasset and the Maine Department of Transportation, which has sparked the formation of a grass-roots group of taxpayers, will be the lone agenda item at the Wiscasset Board of Selectmen’s Tuesday, Nov. 1 meeting.
Former Coopers Mills Doctor Dies of Injuries from Accident
A Windsor physician who practiced at Sheepscot Valley Health Center in Coopers Mills for more than 30 years died Thursday, Oct. 13 from injuries sustained in a bicycle accident in Windsor three days earlier.
RSU 12 Questions Future of State Technology Program
The RSU 12 Board of Directors requested a meeting with a Maine Learning Technology Initiative representative in May to discuss a dramatic shift the state was asking for in the district’s technology plan, said Deb Taylor, RSU 12 director of curriculum and technology. When news emerged that the Maine Learning Technology Initiative’s future was in question, the meeting “felt more urgent,” Taylor said.
State Police Dog Helps Rescue Dresden Woman
A Maine State Police K-9 helped rescue a missing woman in Dresden on Saturday, Oct. 15.
Collision Totals Car on Route 1 in Newcastle
A Dodge Caliber was totaled in a two-vehicle accident on Route 1 in Newcastle near the Sherman Marsh rest area the afternoon of Tuesday, Oct. 18, according to the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office.
Alna Railway Museum Completes Turntable
“Heave, ho,” onlookers called out as six volunteers from the Wiscasset, Waterville & Farmington Railway Museum in Alna pushed Engine No. 9 on the museum’s new turntable Saturday, Oct. 15. The turntable, built from an 1894 Portland Co. design, is the latest addition to the museum, which is devoted to the mission of reconstructing Maine’s historic 2-foot narrow-gauge railway line, engineer Jason Lamontagne said.
Investigators: Child Playing With Matches Started Boothbay Fire
Investigators with the Maine State Fire Marshal’s Office have determined that a child playing with matches started the fire that killed two Chicago men in Boothbay the morning of Sunday, Oct. 9, according to Maine Department of Public Safety spokesman Stephen McCausland.
Subaru Rolls Over at Damariscotta Intersection
A 24-year-old Waldoboro woman was taken by ambulance to LincolnHealth’s Miles Campus with non-life-threatening injuries after a rollover at the corner of Main Street and School Street in Damariscotta the morning of Thursday, Oct. 13.
Two Taken to Hospital after Collision in Damariscotta
Two people were transported to LincolnHealth’s Miles Campus after a two-car collision on Route 1 in Damariscotta on Wednesday, Oct. 12.
Rainy Regatta Doesn’t Dampen Pumpkinfest’s Success
Despite a rain-plagued day for the Regatta, the 2016 Damariscotta Pumpkinfest and Regatta was a success, according to the event’s co-founder, Buzz Pinkham.
Whitefield Approves Contract for Solar Installation
The future of net metering for solar energy producers remains uncertain; however, the Whitefield Board of Selectmen voted to move forward with a lease agreement for a grid-tied solar installation at its Tuesday, Oct. 11 meeting.
Bristol Moves Forward with Dam Feasibility Study
The Bristol Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to move forward with a feasibility study on the Bristol Mills Dam funded by a conservation organization during its meeting Wednesday, Oct. 5.
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