The Wiscasset School Department and RSU 12, once a single school unit, are considering joining forces to provide pre-kindergarten opportunities to Alna and Westport Island students.
Damariscotta Volunteer Teaches GSB Spanish Club
Every Monday and Tuesday, a group of students at Great Salt Bay Community School willingly gives up their recess to learn a new language.
Wiscasset Primary School Sold, Residential Units Planned
After about 18 months on the market, Wiscasset’s former primary school has been sold to the four investors of JSJ Holdings LLC for $505,000.
Fifth-Grader Wins GSB Spelling Bee
With the correct spelling of the word “marooned,” fifth-grader Mica Houghton secured his victory in the Great Salt Bay Community School spelling bee Friday, Jan. 27.
Owner Sells Local Redemption Centers to Employees
The owner of Bonus Redemption LLC, which operates redemption centers in Damariscotta, Newcastle, and Waldoboro, has sold the business to two of his senior employees.
Wiscasset School Committee Reauthorizes Execution of Energy Contract
The Wiscasset School Committee voted unanimously Thursday, Jan. 26, to authorize Superintendent Heather Wilmot to secure financing and execute a $1.75 million energy conservation performance contract without a special town meeting.
County Names New EMA, Communications Directors
County Administrator Carrie Kipfer has announced the individuals that will lead the Lincoln County Communications Center and Lincoln County Emergency Management Agency, as they transition from a combined unit to a new organizational structure
Bristol Creamery Makes Cheese with Style in ‘Old-School’ Aging Cave
A Bristol creamery will soon begin aging its cheese in a new addition – a cave, only the second of its kind in the state.
Damariscotta Police Chief on ‘Non-Disciplinary’ Leave
Damariscotta Police Chief Ron Young has been on non-disciplinary paid administrative leave since Jan. 12, Town Manager Matt Lutkus said Monday, Jan. 23.
Head Tide Dam Proposal Back On Path for Town Meeting
After debating whether the Head Tide Dam proposal would be ready for a townwide vote, the Alna Board of Selectmen voted Wednesday, Jan. 18 to add the proposal to the warrant for the annual town meeting in March, provided it receives the town attorney’s legal blessing.
Two Former Selectmen, Last-Minute Write-In Run For Wiscasset Selectman
Two former selectmen and a write-in candidate are seeking election to a five-month term on the Wiscasset Board of Selectmen created by the resignation of Selectman Judy Flanagan in November.
Waldoboro Woman Founds Nonprofit Culinary School for Youth
After searching across eight states on the Eastern Seaboard, a new Lincoln County resident has purchased a farm in Waldoboro and plans to open a nonprofit culinary school.
Wiscasset Delays Vote on Energy Contract, Pending Recommendations
The Wiscasset Board of Selectmen canceled a special meeting called for Wednesday, Jan. 18 to sign a warrant for a special town meeting by referendum on the Wiscasset School Department’s proposed $1.75 million energy conservation performance contract.
Wiscasset Petitions Call For Vote on High School Students, DOT Project
Two petitions are currently in circulation in Wiscasset. If successful, voters will decide whether to form an education committee to explore alternatives for educating Wiscasset’s high school students. Voters will also revisit the Maine Department of Transportation’s downtown traffic project and decide, in a binding referendum vote, whether to accept or reject it based on changes to the project since a previous vote.
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