Hello to all my friends.
My boy Eli came to visit again. He is my hooman’s grandson. He visited last year and the year before. I was so very happy to see him. We got to play a lot.
ONE BY AIR, ONE BY SEA
Over the last week, two iconic bells found their historic roosts again in Lincoln County. The return of these bells forms a little lump in our throat. The bells themselves, like the spirit of this community, needed no replacement, only the structures that supported them.
Characters of the County: Educating Through the Ages with Elaine Robbins
Elaine Robbins means many different things to many different people across Lincoln County, where she moved about 70 years ago as a young woman.
Wildcat Weekly
Our first newsletter of the year yet it seems that we’ve been back for some time. Students and staff have made the transition back into school very seamless and everyone is picking up the rhythms of school quickly.
Community of Hope Understanding The Additional Challenges Of Trans Intimate Partner Violence
Historically, the movement to address domestic abuse has been very focused on the experiences of cisgender women, that is, women whose gender identity corresponds with the sex they were assigned at birth.
Thrifty Good Food Saucy Chicken, Crisp Cauliflower, and More
Last night the crickets in the garden were most insistent in their song, signaling the end of summer and our approaching fall. Fall is my favorite time of the year when the nights are cool, and the days are still full of brilliant sun. This time of the year also can’t help to energize the cook when viewing the colorful vegetable mounds at local farmers markets.
FORUM FEVER
After over six weeks of moving parts, countless emails, and the addition of an extra forum, the candidates forums for the 2024 election have been (mostly) solidified.
News Along the Way Appreciation
Labor Day offers us the opportunity to thank those whose labor infuses our lives with well-being.
Characters of the County: The Joy of Sarah Begin
Everyone says “I love you” a little differently. Some say it over the phone, some in person, and others don’t say a word. For ceramicist, fiddle player, guitarist, and Bred in the Bone sous-chef Sara Begin, her most heartfelt declaration is in her cooking.
After Deadline GOODNIGHT, SCHOONER
Along the walls of the inside bar at Schooner Landing in Damariscotta hung an assortment of tongue-and-cheek memorabilia, like the tin sign advertising a boat motor so trustworthy buyers would let it take out their daughter.
LABOR DAY WEEKEND
Labor Day weekend certainly did not go uneventfully in Lincoln County. The weekend that marks the traditional end of summer and the return to school brought Lincoln County to the statewide spotlight two days in a row.
Skidompha Skoop
I confess I took a moment before I started typing trying to come to terms with September only a couple of days away. How is this possible?! This morning I noticed a few trees with leaves just barely, barely starting to turn. I can’t speak for anyone else, but it feels like summers pass so quickly in Library Land.
10 WEEKS AND COUNTING
With the profiles of three candidates seeking office unelected on the front page this week, we are officially kicking off our election coverage.
Characters of the County: In the Round with Emma McDowell
Emma McDowell is in her element on weekend evenings at The Common House wine bar in Round Pond. According to McDowell, it takes two things to make a good bartender: “Having the gift of gab is important – and a strong pour, probably,” she said in July.
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