Though Reuben Mahar describes himself as a kid in an adult’s body, his interests take a generational view. A self-educated IT professional who credits his career to internet access, Mahar regularly participates in Waldoboro Select Board meetings and makes time for fun from science-fiction audiobooks to freeze-dried food experiments with his wife, Kim, and their three cats.
Bringing Food Home Signing Off, For Now...
Dear readers, it has been an honor to serve the Lincoln County community as the food security community connector, a job that started in 2020 with the Lincoln County Food Initiative. Though this is my last newspaper column, our talented team at Healthy Lincoln County will be continuing the efforts, so this will not be the last round-up of farmers’ markets, share tables, and food programs in the paper.
In Nature And the 'Farm'
I hoped to offer a recipe for sumac meringue pie this month, but the timing wasn’t right.
Characters of the County: Brian O’Mahoney’s History of Excellence
Growth and change are part of life, and Lincoln Academy students have a quality selection of teachers and faculty to aid them in that journey. While every student isn’t noticeably impacted by their teachers, there are a handful of Lincoln Academy faculty members who stand out time and time again when alumni and current students discuss their favorite former educators.
Waldoboro Voices ‘Poverty has nothing do with whether you work or not’
Yes, Julie Keizer is from New Jersey, and yes, she really is the granddaughter of a clam digger.
Damariscotta History It Took Many Helping Hands To Operate Successful Farm
In this article we will answer a question asked by so many people. Why did the average Maine and local dairy farmer here in Lincoln County have such large families?
Characters of the County: Bernie DeLisle’s Life of Variety
Bernie DeLisle’s life has taken him from the near shores of Rhode Island to the far frontlines in Vietnam, from running an upscale French restaurant on Martha’s Vineyard to starting an art gallery in Damariscotta for veterans. Wherever he may be, the longtime business owner and chef knows, better than most, that life is best enjoyed with its fabled pairing: variety.
Paws for Thought
You don’t have to believe me, but I would swear before a grand jury that this happened.
Wit and Wisdom
I started writing with a small group of women at the Lincoln Home in January 2021. My friend, Kim Traina, who handles marketing and is deeply committed to The Lincoln Home, had mentioned a few residents were interested in writing memoirs. Kacie Orff, activities director, was hoping to bring more offerings into The Lincoln Home. COVID-19 was raging, vaccines were not available, and the residents were staying put without seeing family and friends. Little did I know my time there would be the balm I needed in a painful point in my own life.
Tails & Tales The Animals Meet the Lupine Lady
“Mrs. Dunn, can you read us a story before you go?” asked Hannah.
Characters of the County: The Active Life of Maddy Kallin
Born in Newcastle, Maddy Kallin calls Dresden her home. With 17 years full of hiking, running, and traveling, Kallin’s life could hardly be called stationary.
What’s At the Waldo?
When the lights go down, the pulse goes up. Come find out for yourself at The Waldo Theatre!
Characters of the County: Wayne Farrin is a Team Player
Community is not a passive activity, and for Wayne Farrin, a South Bristol native and Jefferson resident, getting involved has been a natural part of living in the Midcoast.
Damariscotta History May the Week of the Fourth of July Bring Wonderful Memories
The citizens of Damariscotta and the state of Maine have just celebrated another Fourth of July. This marks our 247th Fourth of July. This past week our town of Damariscotta was blessed with the sight of the American flag flying everywhere.
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