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Boothbay Selectmen
From garbage to green horse pastures in Boothbay
Read More>>The Boothbay landfill on Country Club Road may not look like much now, but the snow covered mound could soon turn to green pastures where horses and ponies graze.
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Achieving better health is grant’s goal
Read More>>In the last year, the local conversation about healthcare has focused largely on the availability of facilities.
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Seniors walk for free at the Y
Read More>>The Elder Empowerment Committee of the Boothbay Health and Wellness Foundation is delighted to announce a new pilot program in conjunction with the YMCA.
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LiveSTRONG at the YMCA begins Tuesday, March 11
Read More>>The Boothbay Region YMCA is thrilled to announce the second 12-week session of LiveSTRONG at the YMCA will begin on Tuesday, March 11.
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Local Business
Radio Shack not closing
Read More>>Contrary to rumors circulating the peninsula, Radio Shack stores in Boothbay Harbor and Damariscotta aren't shutting down.
Local and national news stations have been reporting closures of up to 1,100 Radio Shack stores nationwide.
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Boothbay Region High School
Putting the team first is Blethen's message to Boothbay athletes
Read More>>Wearing her blue and gold high school letter jacket, which proudly displays a huge championship emblem on the back, Lesley (Carter) Blethen, a 1985 graduate of Boothbay Region High School and now postmaster at the Boothbay Harbor Post Office, talked about her high school basketball experience, wh
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March Of Dimes hires Midcoast business leader for March For Babies
Read More>>The March of Dimes recently hired Aubrey Martin as the Family Teams Specialist to work out of their Scarborough office. In this newly-created role, Martin will be responsible for assisting teams walking in the statewide March for Babies, which kicks off May 3 in Waterville and Saco.
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Understanding the Damariscotta River: Volunteers monitor water quality through DRA program
Read More>>“A free boat ride on the Damariscotta? Watching a beautiful sunset over the river? It’s a ‘no brainer.’ It’s lots of fun and helps a good cause.” So says Bob Barkalow of his volunteer work monitoring the estuary’s quality.
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Lincoln County Democrats
Democrats turn out for caucuses
Read More>>Lincoln County Democrats kicked off the 2014 campaign season with well-attended caucuses on March 2 in Whitefield, Wiscasset, Waldoboro and Damariscotta. Attendees heard some rousing speeches and showed strong support for Democratic candidates.
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Crane topples in Small Mall parking lot
A utility crane tipped over in the Small Mall parking lot in Boothbay Harbor at approximately 9 a.m. on March 6.
No injuries were reported at the scene, however a 2004 Chevrolet Trailblazer belonging to Leisha MacDougall was badly damaged.
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Boothbay Region High School
Winter athletes feted
Read More>>Winter may not be over, but winter sports at Boothbay Region High School are. On Wednesday night, March 5, the athletes on the school's five varsity and two junior varsity teams were honored at the BRHS Booster Club's annual banquet.
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Boothbay Harbor Region takes off at the Portland Jetport
Read More>>Last week, the Boothbay Harbor Region Chamber of Commerce joined forces with Kate Butler Thomas from KBT creative, Bob King of Clear Channel Airports and six local businesses to set up a display at the Portland International Jetport nea
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Spring Forward
Daylight Saving Time
Read More>>This Sunday, March 9, is the day to move your clocks forward an hour as we move into Daylight Saving Time (DST).
Fire department volunteers suggest it is a good time to check the batteries in your smoke detectors.
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Local Business
March Mainea is here!
Read More>>March Mainea starts this Friday: Four weekends of Maine basketball hosted and organized by the YMCA & Rotary Club.
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Fishermen’s Festival 2014
Fishermen’s Festival meeting
The 2014 Fishermen’s Festival committee will meet Tuesday, March 11 at 5 p.m. at McSeagull’s Restaurant. Volunteers are welcome.
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