Dickie and Deb Levensaler of Nobleboro along with Russ and Beth Appleton of Landenberg, Penn., are pleased to announce the engagement of Darcy Rae Levensaler and Bryan James Appleton.
Celebrate Maine’ Maritime Heritage With ‘Open Lighthouse Day’
The state of Maine’s fifth annual Open Lighthouse Day will take place on Saturday, Sept. 14 with lighthouses open throughout the state and free entry available to visitors on this one day.
RSU 12 School Budget Passes
After rejecting a $26.5 million budget on June 28, voters of Regional School Unit 12 voted 765 to 710 to accept a reduced school budget of $26.4 million on Sept. 10.
Damariscotta Attorney, Somerville Senator Lead Charge On Labeling Law
Damariscotta attorney Peter Drum and Sen. Chris Johnson, D-Somerville, are at the forefront of a groundbreaking bipartisan effort to require labeling of genetically engineered food.
Damariscotta Fish Ladder ‘Finish Line In Sight’
The Damariscotta Mills Fish Ladder Restoration project has been a seven year marathon and the finish line is in sight.
Project manager Deb Wilson is not cheering yet, but if the community can come up with $25,000 to complete a matching grant, Wilson will be dancing in the streets in Damariscotta Mills, and the alewives will be swimming upstream with ease next spring in a completed fish ladder.
Mexicali Blues Opens New Flagship Store
Mexicali Blues is thrilled to announce the opening of their brand new flagship store on Route 1 in Newcastle. After a long year of hard work, they are proud to say they have moved into the new retail space and are loving every aspect of it.
Microburst May Have Hit Jefferson
A concentrated area of blow-downs near Clary Lake in Jefferson was most likely caused by a microburst during thunderstorms the night of Sept. 11, according to Mike Ekster, a senior forecaster for the National Weather Service in Gray.
Preliminary Results Show JVS Fields Not To Spec
Preliminary information provided by soil testing firm R.W. Gillespie & Associates shows both infields and the baseball outfield at the new Jefferson Village School did not meet screening specifications, according to AOS 93 Superintendent Steve Bailey.
Waldoboro Fire Chief Seeks New Fire Museum To House Historic Fire Engines
With the dust barely settled from Waldoboro Fire Department’s 175th Anniversary Celebration in August, Chief Paul Smeltzer is already hoping and dreaming about the next big project: a museum to showcase memorabilia and the department’s four historic fire engines.
Deb’s Biscuits Ranked Sixth In The Country
Deb’s Diner, formerly Eddie’s Drive-In, is small and unobtrusive enough that it is easy to overlook amid the commercial strip of Route 1 in Waldoboro. Now, the little diner is catching some national attention after its biscuits were recently ranked sixth in the country by Cooking with Paula Deen magazine.
Sixth District Court
Lori L. Batchelder, 48, Whitefield, domestic violence assault, July 10; refusing to submit to arrest or detention, physical force, July 10, both dismissed.
First Storm of the Day Passes With Little Damage; More on the Way
A mid-day thunderstorm preceded by a Severe Thunderstorm Warning from the National Weather Service (NWS) passed through Lincoln County with plenty of bluster but little damage. However, more storms are in the forecast through the afternoon and into the night, according to the NWS.
Young Racing Enthusiast Receives Winning Trophy At Wiscasset Speedway
The Wiscasset Speedway has seen some notable drivers from the Wiscasset area in its 44 years of operation.
Motorcyclist Hospitalized After Edgecomb Accident
A 58-year-old York man was LifeFlighted to Central Maine Medical Center for a “life threatening head injury” and other internal injuries after his motorcycle was struck by another vehicle on Route 1 in Edgecomb Sept. 1, according to a Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office press release.
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