The Jefferson School Committee voted unanimously Monday, Aug. 3 to have students return to school on a full-time, in-person basis at the start of the upcoming school year.
County Sees One More COVID-19 Case, Two Recoveries
The Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention reported one more case of COVID-19 in a Lincoln County resident and two more recoveries in the past week.
LincolnHealth President to Retire in March
Jim Donovan, LincolnHealth’s president for the past 12 years, has announced that he’s chosen to retire as of March 30, 2021, capping more than three decades of health care leadership in Maine.
Local Farms Take Part in Maine Open Farm Day, In Person and Online
Maine Open Farm Day has been an annual, statewide tradition for 30 years, but this year the festivities looked a little different.
Barn Burns Down in Christmas Cove
A small barn burned down in the Christmas Cove area of South Bristol early Saturday, Aug. 1.
Wiscasset Speedway Hall of Fame Inducts Six
The Wiscasset Speedway Hall of Fame, now in its second year, inducted six new members during a luncheon at the track Saturday, July 25.
Cigarette Starts Fire at Apartment Building in Waldoboro
A cigarette butt caught the exterior of a Waldoboro apartment building on fire Wednesday, July 29, but a resident of the building quickly snuffed the flames with a fire extinguisher.
Newcastle Woman Wins July #LCNme365 Photo Contest
By one vote, Shana York, of Newcastle, won the July #LCNme365 photo contest with a picture of her dog admiring flowers.
‘Rethinking Everything’: Two Damariscotta Businesses Cope with Pandemic
Up and down Damariscotta’s Main Street, the COVID-19 pandemic has slowed sales and changed the way many owners of restaurants and retail shops operate and engage with customers.
Red Stove Farm Offers Homemade Meals for Pickup in Jefferson
A new Jefferson business has transitioned from catering to contactless takeout, bringing fresh food made from local ingredients to the community.
Waldoboro to Negotiate with Volunteers of America on A.D. Gray Property
Waldoboro plans to enter negotiations with Volunteers of America with the goal to sign a letter of intent for the national nonprofit to redevelop A.D. Gray School as senior housing.
Lincoln County Sees First Death from COVID-19
The Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention reported the first death of a Lincoln County resident from COVID-19 on Tuesday, July 28.
Black National Anthem Lyricist has Tragic Link to Wiscasset
James Weldon Johnson’s legacy lives on through the lyrics he penned in 1899 for “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” often called the Black national anthem, but his life ended tragically on June 26, 1938 in Wiscasset, when his car was struck by an oncoming train.
Whitefield OKs Municipal Budget, Passes on Solar Farm
Whitefield voters passed all but one of the articles on the warrant at annual town meeting, Saturday, July 18.
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