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Let it snow: Winter Fest at Round Top Farm
Read More>>The Damariscotta River Association (DRA) invites families to celebrate winter at Winter Fest which will be held Saturday, Feb. 28 from noon to 3 p.m. at Round Top Farm, 3 Round Top Lane, Damariscotta. The event will feature, among other activities, snowshoeing, sledding and a dog-sledding demonstration.
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Lantz and Kargul: The secret loves of the Great Romantics
Read More>>Violinist Ronald Lantz and pianist Laura Kargul return for another Valentine’s Day concert at the Opera House with music of the Romantic period. Their focus will be on great composers who harbored secret loves, or at the least, maintained unconventional romantic liaisons.
Featured works in this Thursday, Feb. 12 concert include the third violin sonata of Brahms, arrangements of several “Songs Without Words" by Mendelssohn, and other works by Schumann, Dvorak and Fauré.
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Eighth Annual
Karl’s Kids Ski Day at Sugarloaf Feb. 28
Read More>>The eighth annual Karl’s Kids Ski Day fundraiser will be held on Saturday, Feb. 28 at Sugarloaf.
Karl’s Kids honors the late Karl Berger by helping less fortunate children up to the age of 18 in Lincoln County who want to participate in athletics. Karl’s Kids has helped “Make Dreams Real” by providing sports equipment, cheerleading uniforms, and many other items that helped.
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New Empowered Patient series launches Feb. 9
Read More>>Join us on Monday, Feb. 9 from 1 to 2:30 p.m. at the Boothbay Harbor Memorial Library for the first session in our new monthly series of free Empowered Patient Forums.
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Wrapped up in ribbon
Read More>>Capt. Terry Lewis and Leon Tibbetts, who are no longer with us, were both very ingenious.
Many years ago, Terry, a merchant marine, brought home a slew of interesting things from his trips around the world. On one trip, he brought home a truckload of merchandise.
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Winter 2015
More and more snow
Read More>>Just when the region finished digging out from one storm, another moved in.
And then maybe one more after that.
Just days after a blizzard blanketed the Midcoast with up to 25 inches of snow, a Friday, Jan. 30 storm piggy-backed and could add up to 10 inches more.
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Volunteer Opportunity
Drivers needed to transport cancer patients to treatment
Read More>>Getting to and from medical treatments is one of the greatest concerns cancer patients face during treatment. To ensure patients get to those much-needed treatments, the American Cancer Society provides free rides through its Road To Recovery program.
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Boothbay Region Educators Association
Teachers work seven months without a contract
Every three years, a new contract is made between the school board and the teachers at Boothbay Region Elementary and High schools.
These contracts cover the agreement between the teachers and the board including wages, benefits, hours, leave polices, and more.
Last August, that contract expired.
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GoPro takes 2300 photos of Boothbay Harbor storm
As the snow falls in the season’s next snow storm, enjoy a video of Monday evening, Jan. 26 at the inception of that winter storm, while folks were getting ready.
The compiled video uses almost 2,300 separate photos.
A GoPro camera was set up in the second floor of the Boothbay Register office building facing the intersection of Union Street and Townsend Avenue.
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Grow It In Maine
To start a garden
Read More>>At any time of the year, one can begin to garden.
Tasks and projects change with the seasons, but there’s always something to do.
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Six schooners confirmed for Windjammer Days 2015
Read More>>Come Tuesday, June 23, we'll be seeing visiting Schooners American Eagle, Heritage, Alert and Bowdoin, along with local schooners Eastwind, Lazy Jack sailing in Linekin Bay for Windjammer Days 2015.
At the Jan. 13 Friends of Windjammer Days meeting, Pete Ripley announced that he had received confirmation from the schooner captains.
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Lincoln County Superior Court
Car vs. fire hydrant collision leads to sex offender registry arrest
Read More>>A Woolwich man has been charged with failure to register as a sex offender, failure to report an accident and driving after revocation, after he allegedly rammed his car into a fire hydrant.
Edward Bruno, 35, of Woolwich was arrested Jan. 21 by the Wiscasset Police Department after he reportedly drove into a fire hydrant, then left the scene of the crime, and failed to register as a sex offender.
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Boothbay Region High School Basketball
Lady Seahawks now 16-1
The Boothbay Region High School Lady Seahawks basketball team improved to 16-1, with one regular season game remaining, with a 45-32 win at Hall-Dale on Thursday, Jan. 30.
The host Bulldogs hung around but Boothbay's strength under the basket proved too much for Hall-Dale.
Top scorers for Boothbay were Page Brown with 12 points, Morgan Crocker with 11 and Cagney O'Brien with 10.
Hall-Dale, which dropped to 9-6, was led by Dani Sweet with eight points.
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Wound Care staff recognized for education outreach
Read More>>LincolnHealth Wound Care Center staff will be honored as one of Healogics, Inc. top performers in its 2014 diabetes campaign.
A partnership between LincolnHealth and Healogics, a national leader in wound care and research, the LincolnHealth Wound Care Center in Boothbay Harbor features highly trained local providers using the latest technology to ensure every wound heals as quickly as possible.
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Boothbay Region High School Basketball
Seahawks stuff Bulldogs
Read More>>The regular season is winding down with just two games remaining for the Seahawks after another convincing win on Thursday night as they defeated Hall-Dale 63-47 at Porter Memorial.
Evan Hepburn scored 10 of his game high 15 points in the first period as the Seahawks jumped out to a 19-10 lead. Julian Aponte added seven points in the period including a three-pointer as he finished with 11 points on the night.
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