Readers selected Jannine Oates’ photo of a bee visiting a flower as the winner of the July #LCNme365 photo contest.
LCN Names Next Editor
For just the 10th time since the Erskine-Roberts family assumed ownership in 1920, a new editor will guide The Lincoln County News in its weekly effort to inform, educate, interest and entertain its readership.
Financial Lessons from a Firewood Stand
Best friends Zachary Hoppe and Ryan Parson entered the business world this summer by selling camp firewood from a hand-built woodshed.
Healthy Lincoln County Making the Rounds with ‘Lulu the Lunch Wagon’
Healthy Lincoln County is making the rounds this summer a van called “Lulu the Lunch Wagon,” delivering free and healthy meals to kids and teens.
Army Corps to Determine Emergency Status of South Hunts Meadow Road Culvert
Whitefield will receive word from the Army Corps of Engineers about whether the replacement culvert on South Hunts Meadow Road can be expedited as an emergency situation.
Lincoln County Dispatchers Receive Stork Awards
Lincoln County Communications Director Tara Doe presented the Maine Emergency Medical Services for Children’s Program Stork Awards to dispatchers Jennifer Gosselin and Josiah Winchenbach during the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners meeting on Tuesday, July 20.
Dresden Unanimously Approves Medical Cannabis Storefront
The Dresden Planning Board unanimously approved Michael Stewart’s application to open a retail storefront for his medical marijuana business at 353 Patterson Road following a public hearing at Pownalborough Hall on Monday, July 19.
Newcastle Discusses Shift to All-Volunteer Fire Department
The Newcastle Board of Selectmen met with members of Newcastle’s Taniscot Engine Co. to discuss a fire department ordinance and a possible shift to an all-volunteer department during a workshop on Wednesday, July 14.
Waldoboro’s Free Clothing Closet Wants More Customers
The coordinators and volunteers of the Waldoboro Free Clothing Closet want the residents of the town and surrounding communities to know that they are eager for business.
Seagull Shop Gets Some Wings at Pemaquid Beach Concert
The Seagull Gift Shop and Restaurant, the 83-year-old establishment at Pemaquid Point that burned last September, got some wings at a concert fundraiser with nationally recognized singer-songwriter Jud Caswell at Pemaquid Beach on Monday, July 12.
After Deployment, Nobleboro Native Returns Home on the Fourth of July
For the Ward family, of Nobleboro, this year’s Fourth of July celebration was one that will never be forgotten. It was the day that, after 13 months of deployment, U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. Greg Ward returned home to his parents, wife, and children.
No New COVID-19 Cases at LincolnHealth Clinic for Over a Month
LincolnHealth has not seen any positive COVID-19 cases in over one month through its Respiratory Care Clinic on the Miles Campus in Damariscotta.
South Bristol School Principal Departs After 15 Years
After 15 years at South Bristol School, Principal Scott White has taken a new position as principal at RSU 40’s Union Elementary School, closer to his home in Waldoboro.
Edgecomb Selectmen Discuss Traffic Concerns with Sheriff, Stover
The Edgecomb Board of Selectmen met with state Rep. Holly Stover, D-Boothbay, and Lincoln County Sheriff Todd Brackett on Monday, July 12 to discuss issues related to construction on the intersection of Route 27 and Route 1.
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