Peter Simonds, the former Great Salt Bay Community School teacher indicted on 22 counts of Unlawful Sexual Contact and Unlawful Sexual Touching, testified in Lincoln County Superior Court Nov. 18 during a motion hearing.
Wicked Good Taxi Runs Out Of Gas
The Wicked Good Taxi shut down operations in November after a run of 10 months in the Damariscotta area. Owner, Jason Simonds, said that although he was told by many people over the term that the idea of Taxi in the area was “so needed”, the reality was that just not enough people need a Taxi to provide a full time income for someone.
Jasmine Marie Cotillier
Mary Soule Cotillier, of Waldoboro, and Jermaine Cotillier of East Chicago, Ind., are proud to announce the birth of their baby girl Jasmine Marie Cotillier.
Wiscasset Accepts Special Amusement Permit For Return Of Oxxfest
During the Nov. 16 Wiscasset Selectmen meeting, the board accepted a Special Amusement Permit application for both a country music festival and the return of Oxxfest, a daylong rock concert which drew roughly 10,000 people to the Wiscasset racetrack last July.
Construction Resumes On Fish Ladder
Contractors began the next phase of construction on the Damariscotta Mills fish ladder Nov. 9.
October Brown
Molly Davis and Rob Brown of Jefferson are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby girl, October Brown.
Wiscasset Merchants To Form Chamber Of Commerce
With a near unanimous show of hands, a group over 40 Wiscasset merchants moved to form a Chamber of Commerce during a meeting at the Wiscasset Community Center Nov. 19.
Chamber President Resigns From DPAC
Val Coolong, President of the Board of Directors of the Damariscotta Region Chamber of Commerce, has resigned from the Damariscotta Planning and Advisory Committee (DPAC) after about two months of membership.
Bradyn Dean
Rachel Russell and Andrew Dean of Wiscasset are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby boy, Bradyn.
Schooner Cove Residents Remember
Over a dozen Schooner Cove seniors braved the strong wind and 40 degree temperature on the east bank of the Damariscotta River, Nov. 11 in observance of Armistice Day, more recently called Veteran’s Day.
Construction Of 950-Foot Sidewalk To Cost $360,000
A $360,000 sidewalk project in Damariscotta could result in the construction of 950 feet, or about 0.18 miles of sidewalk extending from the Damariscotta Region Information Bureau to the area across from the offices of Mobius, Inc., at 319 Main St.
Lilah Judith Fraser
Ryan and Sarah Fraser of Damariscotta are pleased to announce the arrival of their daughter, Lilah Judith Fraser.
South Bristol Approves Coveside Permits
The South Bristol Board of Selectmen unanimously approved liquor and entertainment permits for the Coveside Restaurant and Marina at their Nov. 18 meeting.
Burglars Strike Damariscotta Gallery – Twice
For the second time in as many months, burglars hit Cherry Gallery on Church Street in Damariscotta between Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning, Nov. 9-10.
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