Damariscotta’s Piper Village properties did not sell at a recent online auction, but the auction company is “in private negotiations” with potential buyers, a representative of the auction company said.
Music Festival Fundraiser at Salt River Farm in Boothbay
On Saturday, July 26, Salt River Farm, 69 Rittall Rd., Boothbay will host an all-day music festival fundraiser to benefit the farm and the Lincoln County Animal Shelter.
Salad Days Raises $35,000 for Ceramic Arts Center
More than 400 guests attending the 20th annual Salad Days fundraiser at Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts in Newcastle raised approximately $35,000 to benefit community education and on-site artist residency programs.
Goodbye to Goodnow’s in Waldoboro and Washington
Two convenience stores in landmark locations in Waldoboro and Washington have closed and the properties will be coming up for sale, according to Janice Goodnow, one of the owners of Goodnow’s Variety.
Damariscotta Independence Day Fireworks Rescheduled for July 12
Fireworks for the Damariscotta Independence Day celebration on Friday, July 4 have been postponed. They will be held on Sat., July 12 at dusk
Flat Out Thirsty Apparel Appears in Renys, Mexicali
“What are you thirsty for?” is the question posed by a new clothing and apparel company just starting to make its appearance in local stores.
Dresden Take-Out Grand Opening Saturday, June 28
The Dresden Take-out, on Route 27, opened this past week with a new owner and a new face-lift. Wiscasset businessman Greg Lemar purchased the store at auction Dec 10, 2013 for $43,000. Since that time he has invested about $200,000 refurbishing the building and stocking the store.
Whitefield Woman Faces Sexual Abuse Charges
A 28-year-old Whitefield woman faces felony charges of sexual abuse of a minor for allegedly abusing a 14-year-old boy on three occasions in December 2013.
Damariscotta Adopts Comprehensive Plan
Damariscotta voters adopted a new comprehensive plan and approved a 5 percent pay increase for three town office employees at their annual town meeting June 12.
Legal Notices – Week of June 19
Government Notices Bristol TOWN OF BRISTOL Wind Power Advisory Committee Monday, June 23 at 6 p.m. Bristol Town Office Public invited Edgecomb TOWN OF EDGECOMB NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The Edgecomb Planning Board will hold a public hearing at town hall on Thursday, June 19, 2014, 6:30 p.m., on the site plan review application of […]
Ex-Accountant at Wiscasset Nonprofit Pleads Guilty to Embezzlement
Updated June 11 at 2:00 p.m.
A former accountant at the Wiscasset nonprofit Coastal Enterprises Inc. has pleaded guilty to federal charges in connection with the embezzlement of more than $300,000.
Legal Notices – Week of June 12
Government Notices Bremen TOWN OF BREMEN HARBOR COMMITTEE The Bremen Harbor Committee will meet on an as-needed basis. If you have any concerns or questions please contact the Bremen Harbor Master Melanee Gilbert – 441-3256 Bristol Bristol Planning Board Thursday, June 19th 7:00 p.m. Bristol Town Hall Continued review of amendments to the Shoreland Zoning […]
State Cites Carelessness as Factor in Jail Fire
The Maine State Fire Marshal’s Office said the “careless disposal” of rags with linseed oil on them contributed to a fire at Two Bridges Regional Jail in Wiscasset June 5.
Camping Out for a Clamming License
A Waldoboro man camped out for a week at the Bremen Town Center in advance of a non-resident commercial clamming license coming up for grabs.
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