The Lincoln County News

Susan Chlebowski, of Waldoboro, believes there’s something essential missing from modern childhood: unstructured playtime in nature.

The first day of school is usually a milestone for students, but this year, Great Salt Bay Community School Principal Darcy Dakin will mark one of her own.

Lincoln County is more connected than ever after becoming Maine’s first county with fiber internet in every municipality.

District officials and administrators described the maintenance and renovation projects well under way across RSU 40 this summer are emblematic of a districtwide recommitment to school maintenance and proactive investment.

The towns of Bremen and Waldoboro are searching for the culprit of recent shellfish harvesting closures.

A Damariscotta man who had fled to Florida was arrested and charged with murder on Friday, Aug. 15 in connection to the death of Waldoboro resident Levern Kelley.

The Damariscotta Select Board discussed several pending projects at their Wednesday, Aug. 6 meeting.

Months after Bristol town officials considered doing away with the event, Olde Bristol Days, returned to Pemaquid Peninsula with bang Saturday, Aug. 10.

For the second time this summer, Jefferson voters rejected a proposed education budget of over $10 million at the polls on Tuesday, Aug. 12, sending the budget back to the school committee.

The Bristol School Board voted unanimously to begin the process of withdrawing from AOS 93 and forming a two-town education service center with South Bristol at a meeting on Monday, Aug. 11.

The Maine State Police remain tightlipped four days after a 53-year-old Waldoboro woman was discovered in her home, the victim of a homicide.

Damariscotta and Newcastle town officials met to discuss next steps for a possible shared public works department at the Damariscotta town office on Wednesday, July 30.