Governor Paul R. LePage ordered the flags of the United States and State of Maine be flown at half-staff effective immediately through sunset on Saturday, April 20 in accordance with a Presidential proclamation.
Waldoboro Native Describes Scene at Boston Bombings
When two explosions rocked downtown Boston Monday afternoon, Waldoboro native Robert Gomez had already finished the famed Boston Marathon and was with some of his friends about a thousand feet away in the Prudential Center. “It shook the Prudential Center enough that people were panicking and running out of the building,” Gomez said.
Olympian Encourages Wiscasset Students
Julia Clukey, a 27-year-old Olympic and National Champion luger from Augusta, spoke at Wiscasset High School on April 5, where she encouraged trying new things, setting goals, and working hard.
Waldoboro Meeting Addresses Impacts Of Budget Proposal
Representative Ellen Winchenbach, R-Waldoboro, expressed concerns about a proposed revenue sharing cut, but “nothing is set in stone with the state budget at this time” when Lincoln County residents met with legislators, March 18.
Whitefield And Jefferson Plan Meetings To Consider Dam Ownership
Citizens of Whitefield and Jefferson will have opportunities to weigh in on an April 1 request by Pleasant Pond Mill, LLC, for permission to abandon the dam at Clary Lake and sell or otherwise convey ownership to another entity.
Lincoln County Property Transfers
The following property transfers were recorded recently at the Lincoln County Courthouse in Wiscasset:
Alna: Susan L. Hood to Timothy D. Acord and Carol L. Lee Minnehan; Geroge E. Manley to Timothy D. Acord and Carol L. Lee Minnehan;
Celebrating National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week
Annually, thousands of telecommunicators, dispatchers, and communications officers across the country are honored during the second full week of April during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week.
Edgecomb Paving Project Garners Positive Response
At an informational meeting on a proposed multimillion dollar paving project for Edgecomb April 8, attendees gave positive feedback and asked about expanding the project to include paving the town’s dirt roads.
Somerville Elects New Town Clerk
Somerville residents will see a new face behind the town clerk’s desk, after voters elected outgoing selectman Martha Staples to that position.
Leuign Osier VFW Votes To Merge With Waldoboro Post
Sixty-six years after it was chartered, nine members of the Leuign W. Osier Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8395 voted to close the post that has been operating since April 17, 1947 and merge with Soule-Shuman Memorial Post 4525 in Waldoboro.
Sixth District Court
Lewis Cameron, 43, Nobleboro, untagged lobster traps, Chap. 25, $700.
RSU 12 Towns Face Budget Increase Despite $1.8 Million in Proposed Cuts
Potential cuts in the proposed Sheepscot Valley Regional School Unit 12 2013-2014 budget affect positions and programs ranging from fine arts to technology to sports but still result in a 6.92 percent increased cost to towns, according to budget documents.
Large Animal Remains Found In Hunting Park
Skeletal remains of as many as 28 large mammals have been found on an 80-acre parcel of land belonging to Neil Peaslee on Valley Road in Somerville.
Miller – Oliver
Rachael Miller and J.W. Oliver are pleased to announce their engagement. Miller is the daughter of Dr. Garth Miller and Holly Miller of Edgecomb and Ann LeSuer of Nobleboro.
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