E.J. Hunt, of Newcastle, won the statewide Patriot’s Pen essay contest, a Veterans of Foreign Wars program, this year.
LA Shifts Schedule While Parents Press For Full-Time, In-Person Learning
As Lincoln Academy plans to hold off on returning to full-time, in-person instruction until September, some parents and students are urging the school to reconsider its decision.
Bristol Voters Approve Budgets, Comprehensive Plan Committee
During Bristol’s first ever town meeting by referendum on Monday, March 15, 184 voters approved all articles on the warrant, including the municipal and education budgets, funds for the completion of the Bristol Mills fish ladder project, and the creation of a committee to review the town’s comprehensive plan, by wide margins.
LincolnHealth Relaxes Visitation Policy, COVID-19 Cases Tick Up Slightly
New COVID-19 cases in Lincoln County residents ticked up in the past week to 16, up from 12 last week, but are still well below the new case numbers seen during the height of the winter surge of the respiratory illness.
Four Town Offices Close Due to Possible COVID-19 Exposure
The Bremen, Damariscotta, Nobleboro, and Waldoboro town offices have closed after a shared employee tested positive for COVID-19, according to officials from the four towns.
Evangelos Bill Seeks End to Qualified Immunity for Police
State Rep. Jeffrey Evangelos is sponsoring a bill that aims to end qualified immunity for police officers in Maine, but Lincoln County Sheriff Todd Brackett says such a move could “cripple public safety.”
New K-9 Team on Patrol for County
As of Feb. 1, Lincoln County has a K-9 team of its own for the first time in six months.
Third Solar Farm Proposed in Bristol
A developer wants to build a 12-acre, 3.5-megawatt solar farm across Bristol Road from the Bristol-South Bristol Transfer Station, the third and likely last major solar installation proposed for Bristol in recent months.
South Bristol Glides Through Typical Town Meeting
About 35 South Bristol voters approved the town’s education and municipal budgets, accepted a land donation, and OK’d changes to the shoreland zoning ordinance at annual town meeting on Tuesday, March 9.
New COVID-19 Cases Hold Steady
New cases of COVID-19 in Lincoln County residents continue to stay low, with 12 new cases reported by the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention in the past week.
No Injuries in Alna House Fire
The residents of a home at 1817 Alna Road in Alna escaped unhurt when a fire broke out at the home early Wednesday, March 10.
Alna Man in Serious Condition after Jefferson Crash
A 71-year-old Alna man is in critical condition at Maine Medical Center in Portland after a collision with a loaded dump truck on Route 32 in Jefferson the afternoon of Monday, March 8.
Family-Run Oyster Farm’s ‘Shellies’ Are ‘Always in High Demand’
George Faux had long spent his summers on the Damariscotta River, striper fishing and both playing and working on boats, before starting his own oyster farm, Great Salt Bay Oyster Co.
Class Economy Teaches Financial Literacy at Edgecomb Eddy
A fourth grade class at Edgecomb Eddy School is using a classroom economy system to teach students financial skills while motivating them to turn in homework and treat each other kindly.
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