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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.
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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, Boothbay equal
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 donated $1,000 to the Lincoln County Communications Center to help small callers.
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Boothbay Region YMCA: Upcoming events
Read More>>Teen Yoga with Romee May every Wednesday, 1:45-2:30 p.m. in the YMCA’s Studio.
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Wiscasset Police Department
Wiscasset man who allegedly sold marijuana to teen arrested again
Read More>>On April 15 at approximately 9:30 a.m., Wiscasset Police Chief Troy Cline received information that Kris Sliker, 57, of Wiscasset had violated his current conditions of rel
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Mariner Tower eyes another property for Ocean Point cell tower
Read More>>Mariner Tower has applied for a new variance to build a cell tower at 99 Van Horn Road on Ocean Point to expand AT&T wireless services.
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Sheepscot Valley Conservation Association
Spring walk at Trout Brook Preserve April 22
Read More>>Join Sheepscot Valley Conservation Association for a walk at SVCA’s Trout Brook Preserve in Alna, Tuesday, April 22 at 10 a.m. Naturalist and SVCA’s Programs Manager Lynne Flaccus will lead the walk along the mile-long trail.
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Boothbay Region Food Pantry
Food Pantry always looking for volunteers
Read More>>Our winter was certainly a long one and that took its toll on our neighbors in need. There was a day in March when the Food Pantry reached a peak of 50 families, and usually we served between 30-35 during that month.
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Damariscotta
Maine Coast Bookshop reopens, hosts US poet laureate Richard Blanco in May
Read More>>The Maine Coast Book Shop in Damariscotta reopened Friday, April 11, following a major spring update. Owner Susan Porter and her staff have done excellent work applying a fresh coat of paint, rearranging displays and reorganizing merchandise.
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Phone Scam
Attorney General warns of phone scam claiming to be collecting fines
Read More>>Maine Attorney General Janet T. Mills is warning Mainers to be aware of a phone scam that claims to be from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles.
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Online Scam
Alert issued about Drivers-Licenses.org
Read More>>Numerous Maine residents have contacted the Secretary of State’s Office regarding the website, www.drivers-licenses.org/maine. Residents have used this website to attempt to renew their driver’s license online.
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Boothbay Region Lions Club
‘Buy a bundle’ for Lions Club
Read More>>The Boothbay Region Lions Club building in West Boothbay Harbor needs a new roof. The club has started a new fundraising effort to buy 120 bundles of shingles at $25 a bundle or $75 a square (three bundles).
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