Government Notices Bristol TOWN OF BRISTOL Harbor Committee Meeting Thursday, August 27 at 6pm Bristol Town Hall Public Invited Public Notice Bristol Mills Dam Inspection The Town of Bristol intends to perform a short duration draw-down of the Bristol Mills Dam impoundment for the purposes of dam inspection and gate operation maintenance. The Bristol Mills […]
Wiscasset Names New Town Clerk
Wiscasset has announced its new town clerk. Linda Perry, formerly Waldoboro’s town clerk, assumed the position vacated by Chris Wolfe on Aug. 3.
RSU 12 Board Tables Decision on Additional State Subsidy
Trust and transparency were the primary reasons behind the RSU 12 Board of Directors’ decision to not vote on a finance committee recommendation regarding additional state subsidy received by the school district.
Lincoln County School Districts Respond to Change in State Subsidy
An increase in state aid for K-12 education, passed through the Legislature in a veto override on June 30, has impacted the school districts of Lincoln County differently.
Charter School in Wiscasset Proposed
Due to legislation enacted in 2011, Maine became the 41st state to allow public charter schools, which can be formed either through a state application process or through the permission of a school district.
Waldoboro Man Gets Four Years for Crack Cocaine Trafficking
A Waldoboro man arrested in June as part of a Maine Drug Enforcement Agency investigation into crack cocaine and heroin distribution in Knox and Lincoln County pleaded guilty Monday, Aug. 24 to charges connected to the case.
Firefly Returns to Damariscotta
After more than five years operating out of Brunswick, Firefly LLC has returned to Damariscotta with a new office above Round Top Ice Cream on Main Street.
Pay-to-Park Issue Resurfaces in Damariscotta
Damariscotta is again researching the possibility of a pay-to-park system downtown two years after the subject sparked a months-long debate.
Newcastle Woman Receives Award for 50 Years of Collecting Weather Data
National Weather Service representatives presented Newcastle resident Arlene Cole with the Edward H. Stoll Award for 50 years of collecting weather data Thursday, Aug. 13.
Construction on South Bristol Salt and Sand Shed Begins
Construction on the new South Bristol salt and sand shed on Old Barn Road in Walpole is underway.
DEP commissioner steps down to join Collins’ office
Gov. Paul R. LePage announced Monday, Aug. 31 that Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Patricia Aho is stepping down. After four years serving in the LePage administration, Aho has accepted a position within the Office of U.S. Sen. Susan Collins.
Legal Notices – Week of August 27
Government Notices Bristol Public Notice Bristol Mills Dam Inspection The Town of Bristol intends to perform a short duration draw-down of the Bristol Mills Dam impoundment for the purposes of dam inspection and gate operation maintenance. The Bristol Mills Dam is located in the village of Bristol Mills and impounds the Pemaquid River below Biscay […]
CLC YMCA Unveils $8 Million-Plus Facility Plan
For more than 30 years, residents of Central Lincoln County have wanted a community swimming pool. If things go according to plan in the next few years, they will get two.
Bremen Tax Rate Up 14 Percent for 2015
Bremen’s mil rate is going up $1.50 per $1,000 valuation this year, an increase of about 14 percent over 2014, according to town documentation.
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