Bremen town officials and the family of the late Horace Ransom officially opened the Heath Road Bridge with a dedication and ribbon-cutting ceremony the morning of Saturday, July 7.
Car Crashes into Sign for Wiscasset Municipal Building
A New Hampshire woman sustained non-life-threatening injuries after she crashed her car into the Wiscasset municipal building sign the evening of Friday, July 13.
New Owner Wants Jefferson Market to Reopen
The new owner of the Jefferson Market property hopes to find someone to reopen the store.
Local Group Aims to Reduce Reliance on Single-Use Plastics
Local volunteers established the Damariscotta-based organization kNOw S.U.P. in January to raise awareness in the Twin Villages of the environmental risks posed by single-use plastics.
The Vikings are Coming!
A Viking ship is coming to Boothbay Harbor. The Draken Harald Harfagre, the world’s largest modern-built Viking ship, will sail into the harbor Friday, July 13.
New Restrictions Impact Participation in Whitefield Parade
The Fourth of July parade in the Kings Mills area of Whitefield saw a sharp decline in participants this year, with organizers pointing to new restrictions, as well as heat and humidity, as factors.
Demolition of Damariscotta Barbershop Begins
Demolition of the former barbershop in downtown Damariscotta to make way for new public restrooms began around 6:45 a.m., Wednesday, July 11.
Bristol Man Flown to Hospital After Corvette Crash Near Pemaquid Point
A Bristol man was flown to a Lewiston hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after an antique sports car crashed near Pemaquid Point on Monday, July 9.
‘Thousands’ of Dead Pogies Wash Up on Shore of Greenland Cove
A mass of dead pogies has washed up on the shore of Greenland Cove in Bremen.
One Hurt in Collision on Route 1 in Edgecomb
One person was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after a collision of a hatchback and a van at the intersection of Route 1 and Route 27 in Edgecomb the afternoon of Saturday, July 7.
‘More than Jumping Rope’: South Bristol PE Teacher Departs After 24 Years
“It is with the greatest sincerity that I say there could be no place else I would have rather spent the past 24 years,” physical education teacher Liz Giles-Brown said of her career at South Bristol School.
Metal Object Goes Through Windshield of Moving Car, No Injuries
A cylindrical metal object flew off a truck and through the windshield of a minivan going south on Route 27 in Edgecomb, but did not cause any injuries, the morning of Thursday, July 5.
Dresden Business Uses Organic Methods to Control Browntail Moths and Ticks
Safe Yard Organics, of Dresden, uses an organic pesticide to control browntail moths and ticks, as well as other pests, like fleas and mosquitoes.
A Wish Comes True for Alice Skiff
Alice Skiff’s dreams of a tiny house-like “she shed” helped sustain her through her long and difficult treatment for brain cancer. On June 25, Make-A-Wish Maine surprised the Newcastle 14-year-old with a she shed built to her specifications.
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