The Lincoln County News

A workshop at the end of Wiley Woods Way in Walpole, along with a bus and two trucks outside the workshop, burned Monday, May 21.

South Bristol’s Gamage Shipyard has been working for the past two years to transform an International 3800 Bluebird school bus into a recreational vehicle, office, and wedding dress showroom.

The Nobleboro School Committee appointed a principal for Nobleboro Central School on Monday, May 14.

Thousands of small fish are making their annual voyage through the Damariscotta Mills Fish Ladder, risking sea gulls and fishermen on the climb to Damariscotta Lake, where they will spawn.

Six of the seven Democratic candidates for governor talked about the state’s economic challenges, funding for education and social programs, and how to win in November during a forum in Damariscotta on Saturday, May 12.

The five towns of RSU 40 will pay more toward education – up to 12.8 percent more – under the budget approved by district voters at Medomak Valley High School in Waldoboro on Tuesday, May 15.

The town of Alna’s petition to amend the RSU 12 Reorganization Plan to restrict K-8 school choice will go to voters in the district’s seven towns June 12.

Edgecomb Fire Chief Roy Potter, during a special meeting at the fire station Wednesday, May 9, said a new truck the department hopes to purchase would replace two others and provide better service. According to Potter, the truck would cost about $247,670.

LincolnHealth Safety Specialist and Emergency Preparedness Coordinator Megan Melville was recently named Outstanding Emergency Manager of the Year.

Local firefighters have knocked down a house fire in Damariscotta, but remain on the scene.

The Lincoln County News will host a forum with the candidates for the Democratic nomination in Maine House District 88.