The Lincoln County News

Two Waldoboro businesses are grappling with a March court ruling that could restrict seaweed harvesting throughout the state.

The Damariscotta Board of Selectmen voted 3-1 on May 1 to approve draft regulations for medical and recreational marijuana businesses, which will go to public hearings before a townwide referendum vote in November.

Lincoln County Television has a new look at its Newcastle office and studio and an even newer lineup of regular programming coming up in the near future.

A Wiscasset Middle High School sixth grader and standout engineering student recently designed and crafted a wheelchair pedal extension for his teacher’s 12-year-old daughter.

A Waldoboro man handily won the April #LCNme365 photo contest with 74.7% of the votes cast for his photo of Round Pond Harbor at sunrise.

Firefighters made quick work of a fire that claimed a shed on Narrows Road in Nobleboro the afternoon of Wednesday, May 1.

Two Lincoln County residents were among 25 protesters arrested at Bath Iron Works the morning of Saturday, April 27, after allegedly blocking traffic during a christening ceremony for the future USS Lyndon B. Johnson.

The owners of Chewonki Campground and Wiscasset officials signed paperwork to finalize the town’s acquisition of an easement from the campground Wednesday, April 24, after four years of negotiations.

Twin Villages Church has been born again in a new and roomy Damariscotta building, moving across town just in time for Easter Sunday.

A town in New York will buy a 38-year-old ladder truck back from Waldoboro for use as an antique to display in a museum and use in parades.

Newcastle native Belinda Ray is running for mayor of Portland, Maine’s largest city.

Casey Main, 36, of Wiscasset, will be remembered as a “giving, kind, gentle man” who loved animals and was a “natural athlete” with a passion for disc golf.