The New Harbor United Methodist Church, at 8 Southside Road on New Harbor Hill, is restarting a capital campaign for a new bell tower and other improvements to the building.
Jefferson Faces ‘Astronomical’ Increase in EMS Bill
The town of Jefferson is facing a more than 1,000% increase in the cost of Emergency Medical Services service next year.
New COVID-19 Cases Drop By Nearly Half in Lincoln County
New COVID-19 cases in Lincoln County residents dropped by nearly half this week—with 66 new cases identified, down from the record-setting total of 129 last week.
Pumpkinfest Weighs Off with Maine’s First One-Ton Pumpkin
The 2021 Damariscotta Pumpkinfest got off to a smashing start when Edwin Pierpont, of Jefferson, beat his own state records for heaviest giant pumpkin and giant green squash at the festival’s weigh-off on Sunday, Oct. 3.
Business is Buzzing at Kat’s Piercings and Tattoos in Edgecomb
Lincoln County’s only piercing and tattoo studio has officially hit the scene in Edgecomb.
Round Pond Inn Returns to Roots as Harbor View House
The Inn at Round Pond has new owners and a new name, the Harbor View House, that pays homage to the original incarnation of the structure when it was first opened to vacationers and workers in the early 1900s.
Characters of the County: Bill Smith: Village Sage, Schoolhouse Steward
William “Bill” Smith attended the Washington School in Round Pond from 1938 to 1946 and he can now sit in the restored 1885 classroom and recall learning piano, his time as a Boy Scout, and sled-riding at recess.
Superintendents Suggest Teacher Vaccination Rates Not Yet Accurate
The Maine Department of Health and Human Services and the Department of Education published school staff vaccination rates from every public school across Maine, but Lincoln County superintendents suggest the numbers are not yet accurate.
Edgecomb Woman Wins #LCNme365 Photo Contest
Readers selected Gabrielle Hutchings’ photo of the sun rising over the water as the winner of the September #LCNme365 photo contest.
Lincoln County Ambulance Services Face Critical Staffing Shortages
Chief officers of Lincoln County’s four ambulance services met for the first time on Monday, Sept. 27, to formulate a plan for a regional approach to the staffing crisis that threatens the lives of residents in their communities.
Damariscotta Set for More Waterfront Construction in Fall 2022
Damariscotta hopes to begin construction on the second phase of its $4 million-plus waterfront improvement project by fall 2022, and complete construction by spring 2023, said Jan Wiegman, an engineer with Wright-Pierce, during a community conversation at the Lincoln Theater on Tuesday, Sept. 28.
Mobius Celebrates Staff, Says Farewell to Executive Director
Mobius, Inc., held a small but heart-felt celebration to honor the recipients of the Stewardship, Community, and Exemplar awards, and to recognize team members’ length of service on Wednesday, Sept. 22.
A.D. Gray Building Found Structurally Unsound
A structural analysis of the A.D. Gray school building in Waldoboro found issues that will make it difficult to keep the building intact. Town manager Julie Keizer informed the board of selectmen of the findings during their meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 28.
LincolnHealth Sees Dip in COVID-19 Positives
LincolnHealth saw a dip in positive COVID-19 cases at its Respiratory Care Clinic on the Miles Campus in Damariscotta this week, a welcome sign after two weeks of record-breaking numbers.
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