A developer plans to demolish the former Huber’s Market, on Route 1 in Wiscasset, and build a new store in its place.
Group Tours Pemaquid Mill, Discusses Future of Property
Over a dozen people attended a tour of the Pemaquid Mill property the afternoon of Thursday, Jan. 17, exploring the nooks and crannies of the 1800s building at Pemaquid Falls. The group then met to discuss next steps for the property, which will be in the care of the Old Bristol Historical Society.
Damariscotta Restaurant Closes, Will Reopen as Noodle Bar
The downtown Damariscotta restaurant O-Cha Bar + Grill has closed, but will soon reopen with a new menu and a new name: Racha Noodle Bar by Best Thai.
Boothbay Region Peer Center Offers Support in Recovery
With funds from a state grant, the new Boothbay Region Peer Center offers support to people in recovery from addiction and others in the community.
Family Farm Aims to Buy, Preserve Bremen Property
The family behind Thirty Acre Farm, of Whitefield, hopes to buy a property on Route 32 in Bremen, transform the property into its headquarters, and ensure it remains farmland forever.
Damariscotta Discusses Future Improvements to Municipal Parking Lot
Downtown Damariscotta business owners and members of the public attended a community conversation on upcoming improvements to the waterfront and municipal parking lot at Great Salt Bay Community School on Thursday, Jan. 17.
Wiscasset Names O’Connell Interim Town Manager
After nearly 17 years and eight town managers, John O’Connell is coming back to Wiscasset to serve as interim town manager.
Lincoln County Hires New Planner
A Woolwich woman who currently works as an associate planner for the town of Old Orchard Beach will become Lincoln County’s first new county planner in more than 20 years.
Legendary Official Walt Gorneau Keeps Going and Going
Legendary official Walt Gorneau, of Wiscasset, has been pounding the hardwood for 46 years as a basketball official. He has equally impressive numbers officiating soccer and baseball games.
‘Mumbai to Maine’ Creator Puts Boothbay on Culinary Map
“When I left Mumbai 23 years ago, I never imagined in my wildest dreams that Boothbay, Maine would one day be my home, my happy place, my creative muse,” writes Cherie Scott in her blog “Mumbai to Maine.”
MVHS Cheerleaders Win Fifth Consecutive KVAC Title
The Medomak Valley High School cheerleaders won their fifth consecutive Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference championship at the Augusta Civic Center on Monday, Jan. 21.
Medomak Basketball Bonds McNelly Brothers
“He’s kind of ‘Moneyball’ed’ the entire thing,” Medomak Valley High School girls varsity basketball coach Ryan McNelly said of the stats tracking his older brother, Lucas McNelly, does for the basketball team.
Westport Island Fire Chief Reflects on First Year in Role
Westport Island Fire Chief Stacey Hutchison will mark a year on the job Feb. 1.
Employee Becomes Owner at Newcastle’s I-Haul
I-Haul, the Newcastle business that hauls away debris and provides moving services, is now owned by Damon Heck, who had worked for the company for several years. Previous owner Gordon Clark, who started the business 18 years ago, is going back to his original career: teaching.
- « Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 187
- 188
- 189
- 190
- 191
- …
- 323
- Next Page »
