The Tipsy Butler bed-and-breakfast, at 11 High St. in Newcastle, is under new ownership and once again open for guests.
Wiscasset Removes Fire Chief for Handling of Huber’s Burn
Wiscasset Fire Chief T.J. Merry has been removed from his position for his handling of the Huber’s Market training burn Aug. 4.
Three New Teachers Start at Whitefield Elementary School
Whitefield Elementary School has three new teachers this year, each with extensive experience in the profession.
Damariscotta to Tweak Marijuana Rules After First Hearing
Damariscotta will make minor adjustments to its draft medical and “adult use,” or recreational, marijuana ordinances after a first public hearing Aug. 28.
Whitefield Senior Men’s Group Repairs War Memorial
The Whitefield Roll of Honor, a monument to veterans of World War I and World War II, looks brand new after the local senior men’s group completed repairs in early August.
Nobleboro Engineer Cleaning House in Tractor Pulls
Nobleboro septuagenarian Jack Studley has made quite the name for himself on the tractor pulling circuit at Maine fairs. In 2018 he won two point series championships. So far this season, he has taken first at the Skowhegan and Windsor fairs.
Massachusetts Man Wins August #LCNme365 Photo Contest
With 72.5% of votes cast, Bruce Skinner, of Carver, Mass., won the August #LCNme365 photo contest with a photo from a recent hiking trip.
CHIP ‘Regulars’ Fix Up Lincoln County Dental Clinic
The local nonprofit CHIP Inc. is assisting with repairs at Lincoln County Dental Inc.’s future low-income dental clinic in Wiscasset.
New Harbor Man Seeks Republican Nomination for Congress
A family physician and U.S. Army veteran who lives in New Harbor and practices medicine in Waldoboro is seeking the Republican nomination to challenge U.S. Rep. Chellie Pingree in Maine’s 1st Congressional District.
Community Forum Sparks Interest in Waste Management
After two hours of spirited discussion during the “Talking Trash!” forum about waste management in Damariscotta, one thing became clear: there are no simple answers to the question of what to do with the never-ending stream of waste in modern society.
New Teachers Ready for School to Start at JVS
A group of new teachers at Jefferson Village School is looking forward to the start of the academic year.
Sheepscot Valley Health Center Dedicates Building to First Physician
The Sheepscot Valley Health Center has renamed its building in Coopers Mills in honor of its first physician, Dr. Roy Miller.
Snowmobile ‘Grass Drags’ Return to Broken Acres in Jefferson
A unique event combining snowmobiles with summer is returning to Jefferson for a second year.
From 57-Year Vet to New Recruit, Fire Service Recognizes Excellence
From a 57-year veteran to one of the county’s newest firefighters, the Lincoln County Fire Chiefs Association recognized excellence in the fire service Aug. 21.
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