Lincoln Academy girls basketball coach Kevin Feltis has stepped down from his role after being a fixture in the LA sports community and an inspiration to many.
(Maggie Thompson is freshman at Lincoln Academy who plays on the varsity basketball team. This article appears as part of a content-sharing agreement with The Eagle’s Talon, LA’s student newspaper.)
Heartwood Offers Theater Lovers ‘A Serious Romance’
Vines twine around ornate lattice work and climb the sagging beams of a deteriorating structure. They force their way through cracked and broken slats while grass pokes up between wooden planks so imbued with dust that the original grain and color have all but disappeared. This is what hope looks like in Heartwood Regional Theater Co.’s upcoming production of “Talley’s Folly.”
Salt Bay Framers Uses Extra Space for New Gallery
Mike Nussbaum, owner of Salt Bay Framers, moved his location down several units in Damariscotta’s Main Street Centre in January and gained two rooms he did not need for his framing business.
Characters of the County: Lynn Martin Shapes Solutions
Lynn Gilley Martin is passionate about the process of transition. Whether from chaos to clarity, problem to solution, illness to health, or life to death, Martin is dedicated to helping people and organizations move from one stage to the next.
Bed-and-Breakfast, Wine Bar Approved for Waldoboro Village
A five-bedroom bed-and-breakfast and an attached wine bar are coming to Waldoboro village this summer with the approval of a site plan for the former Stahl’s Tavern at 926 School St.
Jefferson Voters Pass $1.35 Million Budget, Pass Solar Moratorium
Jefferson voters approved all warrant articles but one at annual town meeting by referendum on Tuesday, April 18, funding a $1.35 million budget to meet rising ambulance service and town office costs.
Hearty Roots Launches Capital Campaign for Permanent Campus
After six years of being purposefully portable, Hearty Roots is looking to find its permanent home, kicking off a $1.5 million capital campaign to purchase a campus for mindful adventures.
RSU 40 Budget Recommended on Third Try With $480K Cut from Proposal
After two failed votes and lengthy discussion about the needs of district teachers and students, the RSU 40 Board of Directors narrowly approved a $37,255,527 budget on Thursday, April 13.
Great Salt Bay School Committee Proposes $1 Million Facilities Note
Bremen, Damariscotta, and Newcastle voters will consider a June warrant article to borrow $1 million on a 10-year note for facility improvements at Great Salt Bay Community School.
A.D. Gray Housing Project Plan OK’d; Design Approval Pending Forum
After three years of referendum votes and red tape, the former A.D. Gray School is set to be demolished and a 36-unit affordable senior housing development built in its place.
The Geese at the Mills: Damariscotta Couple Keeps Feathered Flock Alive
A small flock of domestic geese is known to occasionally stop traffic when they cross the road near Damariscotta Mills. The geese don’t belong to anyone, but Robert and Phyllis Elwell, of Damariscotta, have been keeping the abandoned flock going for the last seven years.
Public Hearing Scheduled for Damariscotta Senior Housing Project
The Damariscotta Planning Board reviewed an updated application for a multi-family affordable senior living development during their meeting on Tuesday, April 11. Board members requested several additional changes but agreed that the project is nearing approval. A public hearing is scheduled for Monday, May 1.
Characters of the County: Linda Blanchard Puts the Music First
Linda Blanchard would rather not talk about herself.
Jefferson Voters to Consider 20.27% Increase, Solar Moratorium
Facing higher ambulance service costs from both town providers and increased staff needs, Jefferson residents will vote on a $1,379,705.92 budget at annual town meeting on Tuesday, an increase of $232,597.92 or 20.27%.
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