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Something for Everyone

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I am writing to express my gratitude to Peter and his family members and the staff of the Salt Bay Cafe. They will be missed in this community.

Community Read Local connections to ‘The Boys in the Boat’

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When “The Boys in the Boat” was chosen for the 2017 Community Read, a strong local connection to the 1936 Berlin Olympics was unknown. That soon changed when Walpole resident Kathleen Flory began telling folks about her father, Dan Barrow, and his quest for rowing gold in those very games.

Lyme Time Visitors’ guide to a tick-free summer

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The 4th of July holiday brings back many of our seasonal residents and many more visitors to our wonderful state and Midcoast Lyme Disease Support & Education wants to make sure that people enjoy their stay and partake of all the outdoor activities that Maine offers.

Marilyn Beane’s World

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Hi, dear readers! Here I am, coming to you again, Marilyn Beane’s World in the last week of June with more news of my sweetheart’s and my life at Crawford Commons Assisted Living in Union.

Lincoln County Artsbeat

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Process art at Shapers: Lil Garcia over at Shapers Fitness Gym in Damariscotta gave me a call the other day to tell me about the new art on the walls of the inviting little gym on School Street. Eight of Lise Aubry’s abstract pieces line the walls of the gym, giving gym-goers something colorful and intriguing to look at as they break a sweat on the treadmill or the elliptical trainer.

SPEAK NOW OR FOREVER HOLD YOUR PEACE

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With the last town meeting of the year behind us, you might think we would stop nagging you about going out and participating in civic affairs, making your voice heard, blah, blah, blah.

Ponder & Stir

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When the corn is as high as an elephant’s eye, I am ready for the 4th of July. Each summer brings with it a surge of patriotism. To live in a land where one can travel in freedom any day of the week still amazes me, especially after living in countries where this was not always so. Overseas, I could never hear or sing “The Star-Spangled Banner” of my heritage without shedding tears. Even to this day, when I place my hand on my heart and start to sing, the tears appear.

Lincoln County Artsbeat

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It’s all about the windows: On the afternoon of Tuesday, June 20, Lincoln Theater celebrated the recent installation of its beautifully restored 14-foot windows with a well-attended reception at the theater.

INDEPENDENCE DAY

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Happy Fourth of July!

Before you drive the neighborhood dogs berserk with your annual fireworks show, it’s time to think about why we celebrate this holiday.

Just a Thought

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Just a few days ago, in reading The Wall Street Journal, I saw an ad for the latest CGTG 4 Lusso Ferrari car. Really nice car. Price $330,000. But don’t worry. It’s for the whole family. And it comes equipped with baby seats if desired. So there.

Coastal Economist

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Last Saturday, I played woodwinds in a benefit concert in Camden. The Midcoast Community Choir, under the direction of Steve Weston, presented a beautiful collection of vocal performances. Those in charge decided, in light of the proposed federal budget to cut funding to Meals on Wheels, to give the net proceeds of the concert to that worthy institution.

MARILYN AND JOE

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The Lincoln County News has lost two columnists in recent weeks.

Lincoln County Artsbeat

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Getting into the arts at Buzz Maine: Things are happening over at Buzz Maine, the cool cafe and collaborative co-working space at 133 Main St. in Damariscotta. B


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