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Heartwood presents comedic chestnut, ‘Arsenic & Old Lace’
Read More>>A perennial favorite takes the stage at Heartwood Regional Theater Company in Damariscotta, as farce, melodrama, absurdity and horror blend smoothly into a delicious concoction that has delighted audiences for over 70 years. “Arsenic & Old Lace,” by Joseph Kesserling, opens May 2 in the Poe Theater, at Lincoln Academy.
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Southport School 4-year-old/kindergarten registration
Southport School is having a 4-year-old/kindergarten registration on Wednesday, May 14 from 1 to 3 p.m. Please call the school (207-633-3132) to set up an appointment for your child. To qualify for the 4-year-old program, your child must turn 4 before October 15, 2014. To qualify for the kindergarten program, your child must turn 5 before October 15, 2014.
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Maine State Music Theatre 2014: ‘One-Man Star Wars Trilogy,’ ‘Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story’ and more
Read More>>Maine State Music Theatre’s 2014 season will explode on stage on Wednesday, June 4. While season tickets have been and remain currently available, single tickets to individual shows are on sale, April 30 starting at 9 a.m. Many shows will sell out, so call to get your tickets today. Tickets will be available online at www.msmt.org, over the phone by calling 207-725-8769, or in person by visiting the Box Office located at 22 Elm Street in Brunswick.
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Bristol man LifeFlighted to Lewiston hospital after Route 27 accident
Read More>>An accident on Route 27 backed up traffic for more than 40 minutes at approximately 6:52 a.m. on April 18.
Crews from Boothbay, Boothbay Harbor and the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office responded to a single car accident on Route 27 near Jason Circle and Hardwick Road after a red Ford pickup truck left the road and hit a tree.
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Bristol students prepare for overnight at Plimoth Plantation
Read More>>The Friends of Colonial Pemaquid is offering the sixth graders of the Bristol Consolidated School a chance to experience living history at Plimoth Plantation in Massachusetts.
With proceeds from the Howell Fund, an endowment established in the name of founding president Jan Howell, the Friends are funding this initial trip.
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YMCA revises tree harvest under planning board’s conditions
Read More>>The Boothbay Region YMCA has agreed to replant and restore a clearing of trees at Camp Knickerbocker, as mandated by the Boothbay planning board.
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Letter to the Editor
Don't skimp on branding signage
Read More>>Dear Editor:
It was with great interest that I read in today's Boothbay Register online edition of the Walkability Study and new "branding" of the region effort. I couldn't agree more with the purpose of the study as I perceive it: to put a consistent and impressive face on the region for the purpose of attracting more visitors and in general, just improving the quality of life of the region.
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Get your Alumni Banquet tickets before May 28
Read More>>The Alumni Banquet, sponsored by the Boothbay Region Alumni Association, will be held Sunday, June 1 in the gymnasium of the Boothbay Region Elementary School. We will feature a guest speaker at the banquet, so please join us. The members of the senior class will be guests of the Alumni Association and will be admitted free of charge.
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LCSO
Detective Terry Michaud named '2013 Deputy of the Year'
Read More>>On April 4, the dining common at Lincoln Academy was once again host to the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office annual awards banquet. Each year, for the past nine years, Sheriff Todd Brackett and his command staff have hosted a dinner and awards ceremony honoring staff, as well as community members and service organizations that support the mission of the sheriff’s office.
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Wiscasset Speedway set to open for 45th season
Read More>>Maine's fast oval track is ready to embark on its 45th season on Saturday afternoon, April 19 at 2 p.m. It also marks the second full season under the ownership and guidance of Richard and Vanessa Jordan on Kingfield.
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Damariscotta donates $2,000 to trolley project
Read More>>When the first passenger train in 55 years rolls into Newcastle, it will most likely have a trolley to ferry customers around parts of Lincoln County.
When that trolley comes, Damariscotta will pitch in.
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Rotary gives money to Lincoln County Communications Center
Read More>>The Boothbay Harbor Rotary Club donated $1,000 to the Lincoln County Communications Center to help small callers.
Daren and Debbie Graves were on hand to present a check for $1,000 to the Communications Center to help purchase a new emergency 911 simulator, which will be used by young students.
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'Save Your Pipes' campaign wins New England merit award
Read More>>Chris Higgins, superintendent of the Boothbay Harbor Sewer District, was informed Thursday, April 17 that the Maine WasteWater Control Association has been selected to receive USEPA New England’s Environmental Merit Award for the “Save Your Pipes: Don’t Flush Baby Wipes” public education campaign, developed and implemented in conjunction with INDA, the w
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Sen. Susan Collins
Lessons learned from Lac-Megantic disaster
Read More>>In the early morning hours of Saturday, July 6, 2013, a freight train carrying more than a million gallons of crude oil was sent hurtling toward Lac-Megantic, a small, picturesque Canadian village located only 30 miles from the Maine border. The train derailed in the center of town, leveling several blocks and killing 47 residents. This was an unthinkable loss that touched every member of that close-knit community and so many people in our state.
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