The Wiscasset Board of Selectmen voted 5-0 to postpone holding a special town meeting and will put the questions before the voters on a referendum vote in the November election.
COVID-19 Cases Increase Again in Lincoln County
A new surge of COVID-19, which LincolnHealth spokesperson Michelle Lunt says is likely driven by the more contagious Delta variant, continues in Lincoln County, with 32 new cases identified in the past week, up from 24 last week and 21 the week prior.
Survey Reveals Cyclist Challenges in Damariscotta
The Public Safety and Accessibility Collaborative conducted a survey this spring that illuminates some of the challenges faced by cyclists in Damariscotta.
Characters of the County: Frau Baade’s Miraculous Memory
Ragnhild Baade taught German at Boothbay Region High School for 33 years before she retired at the age of 70. Known to countless Boothbay graduates as “Frau Baade,” she dedicated her career to teaching German and English. But above all else, she is fluent in storytelling.
Wiscasset Pier Welcomes IndustrialME
A husband and wife duo has opened a new craft shack at Wiscasset’s Creamery Pier, bringing lobster-themed goods to locals and visitors alike.
Fewer Baked Goods, More Pasta, and Greater Social Awareness for Mammy’s Bakery
The demand for sweet treats and comfort foods through the pandemic lockdown and reopening has Jessica Deshiro rethinking what she can handle, and what matters most at the end of the day: “Satisfied customers and getting home to my family.”
First Responders Camp Caps Off with Helicopter Visit
On Friday, Aug. 6, campers at the Central Lincoln County YMCA’s First Responders Camp had the opportunity to meet Maine Forest Rangers and explore one of their helicopters.
New COVID-19 Surge Continues in Lincoln County
A new surge of COVID-19, which LincolnHealth spokesperson John Martins says is likely driven by the more contagious Delta variant, continues in Lincoln County, with 24 new cases identified in the past week, up from 21 the week prior.
Newcastle Hires New Town Manager
Newcastle Board of Selectmen confirmed the appointment of Hallowell resident Sarah Macy as new town manager and swore her into office at its regular meeting on the evening of Monday, Aug. 9.
Larson’s Closes, Owners Plan to Sell
Larson’s Lunch Box, a local favorite since it opened in Damariscotta in 1962, has closed for the season and will be put up for sale by owners Billy and Barb Ganem.
Wiscasset Elementary Welcomes New Principal
Wiscasset Elementary School was officially joined by its new principal, Kathleen Pastore, on July 1.
Gov. Mills Joins Lincoln County Dems at Annual Lobster Bake
Governor Janet Mills made a guest appearance at Lincoln County Democratic Committee’s annual Family Fun Day Lobster Bake on Sunday, Aug. 8. The event at Cider Hill Farm in Waldoboro was the organization’s first in-person major gathering since 2019.
Audubon Dedicates Garden to Project Puffin Founder
In 1973, Stephen Kress started Project Puffin to restore a puffin colony to Eastern Egg Rock, about five miles east of New Harbor.
Algae Bloom at Damariscotta Mills Potentially Harmful
Water at the popular Damariscotta Mills swimming area turned blue-green with algae late last week, and signs warning of a cyanobacteria outbreak advised swimmers to swim at their own risk at both the bridge area and swimming beach.
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