Schools and many businesses were closed on Monday as the latest snowstorm to visit Lincoln County pummeled the area with high winds and heavy snowfall.
Sheriffs Association Backs Act to Reverse Jail Consolidation
Lincoln County Sheriff Todd Brackett announced the Maine Sheriffs Association’s vote to back legislation that would revert Two Bridges Regional Jail to county control at the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners meeting Tuesday, Feb. 3.
Governor LePage Addresses Lincoln County Republicans
Taking to the road to rally support for his proposed budget, Maine Gov. Paul LePage brought his case to the people Wednesday night, appearing before the monthly meeting of the Lincoln County Republican Committee Feb. 18.
Whitefield Woman Gets Seven Months for Sexual Abuse
A Whitefield woman has been sentenced to seven months in jail and two years of probation for sexually abusing a 14-year-old boy in December 2013.
Legal Notices – Week of February 26
Government Notices Bremen TOWN OF BREMEN Public Hearing The Municipal Officers of the Town of Bremen will hold a public hearing Thursday, March 5, 2015 at 5:00 pm at the Town Center, 208 Waldoboro Road to hear public comments on the following: Proposed Amendments to the Shellfish Ordinance Proposed Amendments to the Traffic/Parking Ordinance Public […]
Whitefield Welcomes New Fire Engine
Whitefield’s much-anticipated new fire truck, Engine 1, arrived at the municipal fire station at approximately 7 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 12.
The global reach of the Center for Teaching and Learning
Nancie Atwell founded the Center for Teaching and Learning in 1990 to bring to life the innovative principles of education that she had written about and traveled the country speaking about. Twenty-four years later, the Center for Teaching and Learning has touched thousands of students and tens of thousands of teachers, transforming their lives and their classrooms.
Coopers Mills to Get New Fire Station
Representatives of the Coopers Mills Volunteer Fire Department Association presented plans for a new Coopers Mills fire station at the Whitefield Board of Selectmen’s meeting Tuesday, Feb. 10. The department hopes to begin construction in the spring.
No Major Storm-Related Incidents So Far in Latest Snowstorm
Schools and many businesses were closed on Monday as the latest snowstorm to visit Lincoln County pummeled the area with high winds and heavy snowfall. Temps in the single digits and sustained winds of 10 to 20 mph out of the north combined to bring on wind chills in the sub zero range. Snowfall, heavy at times, is forecast to continue into the evening hours, according to the National Weather Service.
Damariscotta Native Volunteers in Haiti for a Year
A Damariscotta native is spending a year as a volunteer in Gros Morne, Haiti, helping women start small businesses and working in a school.
Coast Guard Vessel Frees Ice-Bound Boats in Bremen
A few fishing vessels in Bremen got a helping hand from the U.S. Coast Guard when the Rockland-based cutter Tackle came to town on an ice-breaking mission Feb. 24.
Bremen Selectmen to Meet as Scheduled
Although the weather has closed the Bremen Town Office for the day, the Bremen Board of Selectmen plans to meet as scheduled Thursday afternoon.
Snowy Roads Contribute to Edgecomb Accident
A Brewer woman was taken to LincolnHealth – Miles Campus in Damariscotta Feb. 25 with complaints of chest pain after an accident at the intersection of Routes 1 and 27 in Edgecomb, according to Lincoln County Sheriff’s Deputy Chad Gilbert.
Open House About Damariscotta Waterfront Draws Crowd
Attendees of the Damariscotta Waterfront Improvement Committee’s open house braved a snowstorm for a chance to hear about potential waterfront projects Thursday, Feb. 12.
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