Regional School Unit 40 ended up with more state subsidy this year than expected and, if voters approve, it could mean lower local costs for the district’s five towns.
Georgia Woman Suffers Serious Injuries in Damariscotta Accident
A Georgia woman faces criminal charges and remains in serious condition at Maine Medical Center after suffering injuries in an accident on Bristol Road in Damariscotta late Saturday, July 25.
Waldoboro Attorney Suspended From Practice for 30 Days
A prominent Waldoboro attorney will be suspended from practicing law throughout August for violating a court order last year in a domestic violence case.
Lincoln Academy Shares Progress and Plans at Annual Meeting
The Lincoln Academy Board of Trustees held its annual meeting Tuesday, July 21, announcing the school’s growth in residential enrollment and plans for the upcoming year, including a student union in the Hall House basement.
Other Courts
Joshua D. Benner, 20, Waldoboro, operating while license suspended or revoked, $250.
S. Fernald’s Country Store Celebrates 25 Years in Business
S. Fernald’s Country Store on Main Street, Damariscotta was packed June 27 as the store owners celebrated 25 years in business. Many former employees, patrons, and family members came to help celebrate the day.
Boothbay Playhouse Closes After 10 Years
Veterans of the Boothbay Playhouse gathered Saturday to celebrate and commemorate 10 years of shows, friendship, and family. The historic Boothbay Playhouse, under the ownership of Susan and Dean Domeyer, is closing its doors after 10 years.
Waldoboro Man Faces a Dozen Charges in Tire-Slashing Case
A Waldoboro man who allegedly slashed 32 tires, including all the tires on three law enforcement vehicles, in Waldoboro the night of July 14 was arrested July 16 and faces a dozen charges, according to Waldoboro Town Manager Linda-Jean Briggs.
Legal Notices – Week of July 30
Government Notices Bremen REQUEST FOR BIDS – Bush-Hogging The Town of Bremen requests bids for bush-hogging to in¬clude 10 acres on Route 32, 2 acres behind salt shed, and 1/2 acre by the Town Center. Sealed bids to be opened on August 20th at 5:00 pm at the Selectmen’s Meeting, Town Center. Evidence of insurance […]
No Charges For Missing Boaters in Wiscasset
Updated August 3
The Maine Marine Patrol will not pursue charges for the Wiscasset boaters that were the subject of a multi-agency search after they were reported missing July 30, Marine Patrol Specialist Russell Wright said.
Huber’s Market Reopens Under New Management
Tina Fitzsimmons and her partner, Lenny Santos, have taken over the operation of Huber’s Market in Wiscasset and will work to bring the traditions of the late Gordon Huber back to their customers, which includes good food and a friendly atmosphere.
All Four Feet
I have a great idea!
A former Lincoln County Animal Shelter staffer recently visited the shelter and took our Rufus for a long, long walk. He was tired out when he got back to the shelter.
Edgecomb Tax Commitment ‘a Pleasant Surprise’
After months of uncertainty and fear that Edgecomb’s property taxes would spike for the second consecutive year, selectmen established the town’s tax commitment for 2015-2016 at their Monday, July 6 meeting.
Wiscasset School Committee Renames Schools
The buildings formerly known as the Wiscasset High School and the Wiscasset Middle School have been given new names. After months of soliciting community feedback with lackluster results, the school committee decided on new names for the school buildings that will house the district’s pre-kindergarten-through-grade-12 student body at the school committee meeting Thursday, June 25.
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