Sheriff Todd Brackett reports the following:
Mason Station, Wiscasset Primary School to Go On the Market
The Wiscasset Primary School and Mason Station will go on the market, Wiscasset selectmen decided at their Tuesday, July 21 meeting. Real estate agent Sherri Dunbar, of Dunham Realty, was instructed to aggressively pursue their sale.
From Chewonki to Paris: A Journey to Raise Awareness
Morgan Curtis was teaching Chewonki Semester School students about environmental issues during the 2014-2015 school year as Chewonki’s sustainability fellow. Now, Curtis and her partner, Garrett Blad, are traveling by bicycle on a slow journey to the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Paris in December 2015.
With Sewer Agreement Reached, Davis Island Development Gets Green Light
Developer Tony Casella’s proposal for a three-cottage development on Davis Island received unanimous approval from the Edgecomb Planning Board Thursday, July 2, ending a months-long process complicated by the confusion surrounding Davis Island’s sewer system.
Ponder and Stir
“July is not only a season of the year; it is a season of mind and memory. Hot days and sultry nights and crashing thunderstorms are a part of July, and to the drone of bees in clover fields will soon be added the high-pitched sibilance of the cicada. The tang of ripe cherries and the sweetness of sunning hay belong to July … ” Hal Borland
Texas Man Charged With Sexual Abuse of Local Child
A Texas man has been arrested and extradited to Lincoln County for allegedly sexually abusing a 7-year-old Westport Island child “over an extended period of time” in 2010, according to the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office.
Damariscotta Woman Arrested for Allegedly Furnishing Drugs
The Maine Drug Enforcement Agency arrested a Damariscotta woman Wednesday, July 29 for allegedly attempting to mail oxycodone and Percocet to someone out of state.
Waldoboro Police Report
Waldoboro officers responded to 265 calls for service in this time period. Below are a few of the highlights.
Midcoast Animal Shelters Enter Into Management Agreement
After months of conversations, the Lincoln County Animal Shelter and the Coastal Humane Society entered into a four-month management agreement on July 6. The agreement comes on the heels of the public release of the Lincoln County Animal Shelter’s forensic audit, a review of seven years of financial records complicated by poor record-keeping.
Youth Agricultural Leaders Convene at Chewonki Farm
The intersection of practicality and reverence is a familiar concept at The Chewonki Foundation’s organic vegetable and livestock farm. The connection felt between head, heart, and hand as the daily tasks of farming are completed is often talked about, farm manager Megan Phillips said.
Whitefield Personal Property Tax Policy Explained
Approximately two months ago, over 50 residents packed into an informational hearing on Whitefield selectmen’s efforts to update the town’s personal property tax list.
Dresden Planning Board Approves Boat Ramp
The Dresden Planning Board approved a proposal for a boat ramp at the site of the old Dresden-Richmond bridge after a public hearing June 23.
Predicting Ocean Acidification Over the Next 100 Years
Bigelow Laboratory’s weekly summer CafĂ© Scientifique series continues at the Opera House at Boothbay Harbor, Tuesday, July 21, from 6-7 p.m. considering what the ocean might be like if it continues to become more acidic over the next 100 years.
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.
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