On a snowy December evening, while some of their friends might have been complaining about a lack of things to do in Jefferson, a group of teenagers were gathered at the Jefferson Fire Station conducting an inventory of gloves, helmets and other protective gear that they will wear while helping firefighters.
Edgecomb Accident Rips Box Truck Open
Both drivers escaped injury during a traffic accident in Edgecomb Monday afternoon that involved a tractor trailer ripping open the side of a box truck.
Climate Scientist To Take Nobleboro Teacher On Trip To Alaskan Glacier
A University of Maine Ph.D. candidate with deep roots in the local community has written a successful grant to take his former teacher on a research trip to Alaska’s Denali National Park.
Community Pharmacies to Take Over Waldoboro Location
An Augusta-based company that owns 10 pharmacies in Maine will take over the former Waltz Pharmacy location at 5 Friendship St. in Waldoboro.
Alanah Ellen Katherine Benner
Elisa “Nicki” Robbins and Eric Benner of Waldoboro are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby girl, Alanah Ellen Katherine Benner.
Fire Truck To Go To Nobleboro, Heads To Sandy Victims
A special town meeting scheduled for Wed., Jan 23, 2013 will not take place, after Nobleboro Fire Chief Ryan Gallagher informed Board of Selectmen Chairman Dick Spear that a 1995 4-Guys fire truck the town hoped to purchase is no longer available.
Grant Aims To Reduce Monhegan’s Electricity Rates
A $420,154 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to the Monhegan Plantation Power District will lead to more affordable electricity rates for island residents.
RSU 12 Superintendent Position Could Be Filled Pending Contract
Howard Tuttle has conditionally accepted the position as Sheepscot Valley RSU 12 Superintendent, contingent on negotiation of his contract, according to Hilary Holm.
Schools Closed but No Major Incidents in Monday Snow Storm
Area schools and some businesses are closed as snow falls on Lincoln County, but no major incidents related to the snowstorm have been reported at the time of this posting, according to Heidi Leinonen of the Lincoln County Emergency Management Agency (LCEMA).
South Bristol Special Town Meeting Dec. 18
South Bristol residents will vote on changes to the floodplain management, shellfish conservation and shoreland zoning ordinances at a special town meeting Tues., Dec. 18.
Judge Amends Priest’s Bail Conditions
The Very Rev. Stephen Foote, 70, of Bremen, will have a chance to enter a plea when he returns to court Jan. 31. Because the charge is a felony, a formal plea will not be entered until the case is heard by the Grand Jury that is expected to convene in mid-January.
Julia Marie Smith
Troy and Bonnie Smith, of Waldoboro, are pleased to announce the birth of their baby girl, Julia Marie Smith.
Wiscasset Police Report
Chief Troy Cline of the Wiscasset Police Dept. reports the following:
NWS Issues High Wind Warning for Friday Afternoon
The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a High Wind Warning for Lincoln County beginning Friday afternoon and continuing through the evening hours. Wind gusts from the southeast are forecast to reach the 60 mph mark. Sustained winds are forecast at 25 to 35 mph, according to the NWS. Rainfall is also in the forecast, with the possibility of precipitation beginning in the morning hours and increasing through the day and into the evening, according to the NWS. Some of the precipitation may arrive as sleet, especially in the morning hours, according to the NWS.
- « Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 595
- 596
- 597
- 598
- 599
- …
- 980
- Next Page »