The families of Natasha M. Johns of Woolwich, and Christopher Burns Jr., of Sherman, are pleased to announce the couple’s engagement.
Fernald’s Country Store Returns To Damariscotta
After 10 years of doing business in Waldoboro, S. Fernald’s Country Store is headed back to Damariscotta, and the excitement is brewing.
St. Andrews Village Maintenance Man Arrested For Terrorizing
The arrest of a 42-year-old maintenance man at Boothbay’s St. Andrews Village retirement facility has triggered a wider investigation into possible stolen property, police said.
Few Voters Show At South Bristol Town Meeting
The South Bristol town meeting limped into history Tuesday as just 30 residents stuck around for the final budget vote.
Volunteerism On The Rise At Volunteermaine.org
Recognize group and organization volunteers – and perhaps win a pizza party from Amato’s Pizza. Visit VolunteerMaine.org and click on the “Volunteer Meter” to record the number of volunteers and volunteer hours for one’s organization.
DB&T Promotes Sally Teele
The Board of Directors of Damariscotta Bank & Trust Co. (DB&T) recently announced the appointment of Sally Teele to the position of Vice President & Information Systems Officer.
Breaking News – CMP Promises: ‘All Power Restored Today’
All Lincoln County households should have power restored by Tues. night, according to Gail Rice, a spokesperson for the Central Maine Power Co. (CMP). Rice made the promise during a phone call with a reporter from The Lincoln County News on Tues. morning, adding that “we have pushed additional resources in to Lincoln County” to accomplish the goal.
S. Fernald’s Country Store’s April Fool’s Day Open House Party
The much anticipated return of S. Fernald’s Country Store will be celebrated Thurs., April 1 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at its new location, 50 Main St. in Damariscotta.
Jefferson Fire Chief Steps Down
Jefferson Fire and Rescue Chief Sheridan Bond, 55, announced to fellow firefighters during an annual fire department meeting Thursday night he is officially resigning from his position as chief.
Cost-Saving Measures Discussed To Save Somerville School
According to RSU 12 School Supt. Greg Potter, if the Somerville School wants to avoid being closed, new cost-savings recommendations will have to be adopted before the start of the new school year.
Nobleboro Public Feels “Backed Into A Corner” On Shoreland Zoning
About 40 people packed into the meeting room at the town office in Nobleboro on March 3 for a meeting about shoreland zoning with the Board of Selectmen and the Code Enforcement Officer.
Arrests Follow ‘Drug Deal Gone Bad’
Waldoboro Police arrested two 19-year-old Friendship residents on drug related charges March 3.
Hailey May Bonang
Stephen and Ashley Bonang are proud to announce the birth of their baby girl, Hailey May Bonang.
Wiscasset Police Report
The Wiscasset Police report the following activities from the previous week:
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