Blackfly Firewood at 982 Alna Rd., in Alna, a business that provides kiln dried firewood, green firewood, and seasoned firewood, was the scene of a fire reported at 7:19 a.m., Friday, Nov. 21.
Advisory Issued For Morning Snowfall
A Winter Weather Advisory issued by the National Weather Service for light snowfall during the overnight hours of Thursday calls for any precipitation to end in the morning hours of Friday. Snow accumulation for this event is forecast in the two to four inch range, however the bulk of this snowfall may fall in a short period of time during the morning commute, according to the NWS.
Steven Bailey named Superintendent of the Year
AOS 93 Superintendent Steven Bailey has been named Maine Superintendent of the Year for his commitment to helping all students achieve and his work through the state’s superintendent association to provide effective and relevant professional development to his colleagues.
Damariscotta Paratrooper Studied Under Jung, Rode Boxcars with Tramps
As a prisoner of war under the Germans, U.S. Army veteran Dean Ness, now of Damariscotta, was taken across Europe by boxcar to Poland, where a German doctor with ties to the United States saved his ailing leg.
Wiscasset Will ‘Sorely Miss’ Departing Airport Head
Ervin Deck, manager of the Wiscasset Municipal Airport since 2008, has announced his intention to resign in a short addendum to the airport’s September report.
The Animal House to Open Second Store in Westbrook
The Animal House, an award-winning, family-owned business in Damariscotta since 2005, is opening a second location in Westbrook in the Kohl’s plaza on Nov. 15. The Animal House features only natural products and offers free nutritional consultations.
Harsh Realities of Ebola Revealed in Boothbay Lecture
The Ebola epidemic that has been declared an international emergency by the World Health Organization and President Barack Obama has special significance for Maine. The media firestorm that erupted when a medical worker from Fort Kent refused to submit to quarantine upon returning from West Africa spread fear of an Ebola outbreak throughout the state.
Nora Jo Burton
Jonathan and Sara Burton, of Worcester, Mass., are proud to welcome with love the arrival of their daughter, Nora Jo Burton, born Oct. 17.
Wiscasset School Board Votes to Move Grades 7 and 8 to High School
The Wiscasset School Board voted 5-0 to move Wiscasset seventh- and eighth-graders to Wiscasset High School next school year during a brief special meeting in the Wiscasset Middle School cafeteria Thursday, Nov. 20.
Bath Savings Alerts Local Residents to Phone Phishing Scam
On Tuesday, Nov. 18, local residents reported fraudulent robocalls claiming to be from Bath Savings Institution.
Challenger Files for Recount in Senate District 13 Race
Republican Senate candidate Les Fossel, of Alna, filed a recount request with the Department of the Secretary of State Nov. 12 in his bid against Sen. Chris Johnson, D-Somerville, for Senate District 13.
Officials Cancel 2015 Gulf of Maine Shrimp Season, Citing Weak Shrimp Stock
For the second consecutive winter, there will be no commercial shrimp fishing allowed in the Gulf of Maine.
Wiscasset Seventh and Eighth Grades to Move to WHS in 2015
Whether or not Wiscasset voters agree to close the town’s primary school facility next month, Wiscasset seventh and eighth grade will move to the Wiscasset High School beginning next fall.
Lincoln County Pounded By Early Season Storm, Recovery Efforts Continue
Lincoln County residents continue to dig out of an a early season snowstorm that dumped more than 6 inches of wet, heavy snow on parts of the county Nov. 2 and left much of the county without electricity.
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