Wells-Hussey American Legion Post 42, Damariscotta, hosted the presentation of 19 Quilts of Valor on Sunday, Nov. 15. The packed hall was standing room only as family and friends joined in thanking military veterans for their service to our country.
Police Say Waldoboro Man Led Them on High-Speed Chase with Children in Car
A 23-year-old Waldoboro man remains behind bars after police say he led them on a brief high-speed chase Friday night with two children in his vehicle.
Broken Insulator Leaves Thousands in Waldoboro Without Power
A broken insulator brought down transmission lines on Union Road in Waldoboro at approximately 2 a.m. Friday, Nov. 13, knocking out power to 6,300 customers, Central Maine Power Co. spokesperson Gail Rice said.
Wiscasset Dam Debate Resurrected
Wiscasset has reinitiated conversation about the future of the dam on the Montsweag Dam Preserve. Since accepting the 22-acre parcel from Central Maine Power Co., Wiscasset has debated whether to repair the dam or remove it to improve fish passage and restore the natural ecology of the area.
Legal Advertising – Week of Nov. 26
Bremen Bremen Town Center will be closed for the Thanksgiving Holiday on Thursday, November 26 and Friday, November 27. Damariscotta Public Notice Town of Damariscotta The Damariscotta Public Works Department will be removing the Town floats from the Harbor by December 5, 2015. Please call the Town Office with any questions at 563-5168 Public Notice […]
Wiscasset School Department Affirms Commitment to Band Program
The retirement of longtime Wiscasset School Department band teacher Roger Whitney in October raised concern among parents about the future of the band program, Superintendent Heather Wilmot said. “It was a challenge to find someone with a similar skill set who could support instrumental lessons and ensemble arrangements,” Wilmot said.
View From Over the Hill
the deer are lying low,
we’ll get one yet,
oh, you can bet,
a-hunting we will go.
Feds to Give Offshore Wind Project $3.7 Million
The University of Maine consortium developing a floating offshore wind turbine design will receive another $3.7 million in U.S. Department of Energy funding to develop a project to prove its concept can work, at a site near Monhegan Island.
Landau Forum Addresses End-Of-Life Care
More than 70 people crowded in the Porter Hall of the Skidompha Library for a presentation about end-of-life options during the annual Emil Landau Human Rights Forum Tuesday, Nov. 17.
Waldoboro Residents Charged with Drug Possession
Maine State Police say two Waldoboro residents are facing crack cocaine charges after the car they were in was stopped along Route 126 in Pittston Thursday, Nov. 5.
Final Defendant in Wiscasset Fentanyl Case Pleads Guilty
A New Hampshire woman will serve two years of probation after admitting to importing fentanyl – a potent and often deadly narcotic – to Wiscasset.
Maine Voters Approve $100 Million in Housing, Infrastructure Bonds
Mainers have voted to borrow $100 million to fund elderly housing projects and highway and bridge improvements, according to projections by the Bangor Daily News.
Medomak Middle School Students Help Area Food Pantries
Area food pantries recently received a helping hand from students at Medomak Middle School in the form of a student-led food drive.
Veteran Receives Medals in Front of Family and Friends
The Charles C. Lilly American Legion Post 149 was filled with food and family on the afternoon of Sunday, Nov. 22, for the presentation of medals to a World War II veteran.
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