Wiscasset School Department Superintendent Dr. Terry L. Wood announced on Jan. 27 that Wiscasset schools were going to remote learning due to COVID-19 outbreak status. With less than a day’s notice, Wiscasset Community Center shifted gears to prepare for remote learning at its facility.
Two Injured in Edgecomb Collision
Two vehicles collided in Edgecomb at the intersection of Route 1 and Cochran Road the evening of Feb. 1.
LincolnHealth Sees a Drop in Cases for the First Time in Weeks
From Jan. 24-30, LincolnHealth recorded its lowest tests and positivity rate since the week of Dec. 20, according to LincolnHealth spokesperson John Martins.
Reny Focusing on a Sustainable Future for Youth in District 13 Bid
Round Pond school counselor Cameron Reny is one of three candidates running for Senate District 13.
Levesque Running on Drug Reform, Affordable Education
Newcastle attorney David Levesque is one of three candidates running for Senate District 13.
Friendship Men Presented with Life Saving Award
Damariscotta Police Chief Jason Warlick presented two Friendship men with the 2021 Life Saving Award for their heroic response to a fatal crash on Dec. 7, at a Damariscotta Board of Selectmen’s meeting on Jan. 19.
Majority of Positive Cases at LincolnHealth Fully Vaccinated Individuals
Once again, the COVID-19 case rate has reached a record high at LincolnHealth, with 60% of cases in those who are fully vaccinated, according to LincolnHealth spokesperson John Martins.
Old Bristol Historical Society Reaches $310,000 for Mill Property Improvements
It can be a challenge to see the potential of the Pemaquid Mill while exploring its dusty caverns, but with a few hundred thousand more dollars in its reserve, the path to realizing that potential has become a lot clearer for the Old Bristol Historical Society.
Healthy Lincoln County Receives 2020 MSA Community Service Award
The Lincoln County Commissioners meeting Jan. 18 began with presentations by Sheriff Todd Brackett. Representatives from Healthy Lincoln County were presented with the 2020 Maine Sheriff’s Association Community Service Award, and two former deputies were presented with retirement plaques and thanked for their years of service to the county.
Interview Committee Appointed, Motion to Unseat Chair Fails at AOS 93 Meeting
The AOS 93 School Board voted unanimously Jan. 11 to create an eight-member internal search committee to interview superintendent candidates and make a recommendation to the board.
Jefferson Approves EMS Increase, Maintains Service Through June
Jefferson residents voted in favor of retaining Waldoboro’s emergency medical services at least through June 2022, during a special open town meeting on Jan. 14.
Breakthrough Cases Stay High, Boosters Show Effectiveness at LincolnHealth
In recent weeks, the amount of breakthrough cases has made up more than half of all positive cases at LincolnHealth, but boosters continue to prove effective, according to LincolnHealth spokesperson John Martins.
New State Property Tax Loans Can Help Seniors Age in Place
Maine’s new property tax deferral program for seniors launched on Jan. 5. The program is designed to help those over 65 or with permanent disabilities stay in their homes by providing lifetime loans to cover the cost of municipal property taxes. The loans can be deferred for the life of the homeowner, and repaid from the homeowner’s estate.
Water Line Leak in Damariscotta Main Street Grocery open, customers to use side door
Water was shut off on Main Street in Damariscotta from School Street to Main Street Grocery the morning of Jan. 16, to allow crews to fix a leak in the water line.
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