The Newcastle nonprofit OceansWide Inc., almost 10 years after its founding, has a new base in Newcastle and an ambitious plan for the years ahead.
Denham-Sigler
On June 7, Kati Sigler and Matt Denham were married in the presence of family at Stonehole Bay Beach in Bermuda.
Wiscasset Withdrawal Hearing Focuses On Cost
The July 9 public hearing on the merits of Wiscasset’s proposed withdrawal agreement centered mostly around one subject: cost.
Jefferson Board Cuts Teaching Positions
More than 30 Jefferson citizens attended a special meeting of the Jefferson School Committee, July 29, at which the committee approved staff reduction totaling $240,000 in savings to taxpayers.
Bow Keith Verney & Garrett Keith Verney
Brett and Megan (Gray) Verney, of Newcastle, are pleased to announce the birth of their twin boys, who arrived June 19 at Maine Medical Center in Portland.
Sheepscot Church’s Steeple Coming Down
A Littleton, N.H. steeplejack, with the help of a Woolwich crane service, is removing the steeple of the Sheepscott Community Church on Sheepscot Road today.
New Name, New Offerings At Seacoast Energy Solutions
Midnight Energy’s re-branding as of the end of May as Seacoast Energy Solutions, is a move to create a “clean slate” for the company’s new strategy, according to director Bob Milliken.
Members Of Shapers Share Two $10,000 Raffle Tickets
Twenty members of Shapers, a health club for body and mind, each contributed $10 so that the group could purchase two $10,000 raffle tickets.
Lay-Off Notices Go Out To Wiscasset Departments
Meeting July 2, the Wiscasset Board of Selectmen agreed to send lay-off notices to all town departments whose budget failed to pass during the annual town meeting June 11. Notices will be sent to the planning, assessing and human resources departments, transfer station, and the code enforcement office.
Snowe Book Tour Visits Damariscotta
Former U.S. Senator Olympia Snowe brought her national book tour to Damariscotta when she was the Chat with Champions’ guest speaker on July 29. Before a packed Lincoln Theater audience she discussed her new book, “Fighting for Common Ground: How We Can Fix the Stalemate in Congress.”
Sixth District Court
Jeffrey R. Burchstead, 40, Wiscasset, allowing dog to be at large, April 14, $200; allowing dog to be at large, May 22, $200.
Dakota William Jackson
Victoria and Bruce Jackson of Bremen are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby boy, Dakota William Jackson.
Flash Flood Watch Issued for Lincoln County
The National Weather Service has issued a flash flood watch for Lincoln County and other parts of Maine and New Hampshire, effective from 2 p.m. on July 1 to the morning of July 2.
Business Closes, Another Opens In Wiscasset
The bad news is the Thai Golden Restaurant at 65 Gardner Rd., in Wiscasset has closed it doors after being open for less than a year.
The good news is that a new business opened July 22, in the former Tuxedo Junction building located at 424 Bath Rd.
Motorcyclists will be happy to hear the new business, Twisted Iron Customs, is owned by Michael Benner of Friendship. It is a unique business to the area, according to Darron Pierce, an employee.
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