Michael Frame, of Nobleboro, the newest owner of Paco’s Tacos, the Mexican restaurant and cantina at 1 Taco Alley in Damariscotta, said only minor changes will accompany his takeover.
NWS Upgrades to Blizzard Warning
The National Weather Service (NWS) has upgraded a Blizzard Watch issued Christmas Day to a Blizzard Warning issued Sunday morning.
Whitefield Fire Station On Schedule
The walls on Whitefield’s fire station are up, and the roof sheathing should be on by Christmas.
Arrowsic Man Accused Of Sexual Misconduct Re-Arrested
An Arrowsic man facing 44 counts of unlawful sexual contact with a minor in Boothbay was re-arrested by the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office on Dec. 8 and charged with gross sexual assault, according to records at Two Bridges Regional Jail in Wiscasset.
Wiscasset Board Of Selectmen Approves Oxxfest Permit
During their regular meeting Dec. 7, the Wiscasset Board of Selectmen approved a Special Amusement Permit for the return of Oxxfest, a hard rock festival that drew over 10,000 concertgoers to the town in July.
Guilty Plea In Waldoboro Horse Abuse Case
Donald Genthner, the Rockland man charged with abusing horses on a Waldoboro farm last fall, pleaded guilty to five counts of misdemeanor animal abuse on Nov. 29 in Lincoln County Superior Court in Wiscasset.
Whitefield Board Resolves Fire And Ice Issues
The plan for building Whitefield’s fire station will be adjusted and snow removal will be far superior to the performance on Dec. 6, the day of the first winter storm. Because the snowplow contractor provided too few trucks last Monday, driving conditions on the icy Mills Road in particular sent several motorists and a fire truck skidding onto the shoulder.
Ava Lynn Ward
Sylviann and Steven Ward Sr., of Newcastle, are proud to welcome baby girl Ava Lynn Ward, born Dec. 20, at 3:01 p.m. at Midcoast Hospital in Brunswick.
As Heating Oil Prices Soar, Help Is Available
As the price of heating oil soars and the cold reality of winter settles in, many Lincoln County residents are scrambling to meet the very basic need for heat this year. Fuel prices are on average $.50 to $.60 higher than a year ago, an increase that can mean hundreds, if not thousands, of extra dollars for individual consumers.
NWS Warns of Blizzard Conditions – ’12 Inches or More’ of Snowfall Forecast by Mon. Afternoon
The National Weather Service (NWS) delivered its own holiday surprise at 3:01 p.m. on Christmas Day when it cancelled a Winter Storm Watch for Sunday evening and replaced it with a much more significant Blizzard Watch and dire predictions of snowfall accumulations over 12 inches. Coastal communities, including those in Lincoln County, will see the brunt of the coming storm, including the heaviest snow accumulations, according to the NWS.
Restorative Justice Project To Hold Volunteer Seminar
The Restorative Justice Project of the Midcoast will hold a volunteer seminar Wed., Jan. 19 at the Second Congregational Church in Newcastle.
Waldoboro Planning Board Approves Internet Tower
The Waldoboro Planning Board approved the proposed broadcast Internet tower on Storer Mountain at their regular meeting Dec. 8.
New Hire Sets Hancock Lumber Apart
Hancock Lumber adds one of Maine’s most respected industry leaders to their senior leadership team in welcoming Peter Bernier as the Midcoast general manager.
Thriller Writer Douglas Preston Tours The Persian Gulf For The USO
Heroes come in many forms. For a number of the wounded military service personnel in recovery and those young men and women still putting themselves in harm’s way, escape into a thriller novel might be the best way to keep one’s sanity.
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