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New system allows Boothbay to live-stream municipal meetings
Read More>>It won’t be long until residents can view all municipal meetings live over the Internet. The town of Boothbay is about “halfway through” outfitting its municipal meeting room with an audio and video system capable of broadcasting events both live and on-demand.
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Boothbay Harbor Police Department
Busy night for police in Boothbay Harbor
Read More>>The first super moon of summer 2014 rose on July 13, but in Boothbay Harbor, the lunar effect seems to have been delayed a week.
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Edgecomb Selectmen
Edgecomb board approves 14.9 tax rate
Read More>>When Edgecomb property owners open their tax bills later this month, they'll see an 11.7 percent increase in the tax rate. The selectmen unanimously approved a 14.9 tax rate on Monday afternoon. The board increased the tax rate to rebuild the municipal surplus account.
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Cancer survivor advocates for more patient involvement with physicians
Read More>>Dave deBronkart has a simple message: “I beat cancer and so can you.” In 2007, he was diagnosed with kidney cancer.
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Boothbay Fire Department receives safety enhancement grant
Read More>>The town of Boothbay has received a safety enhancement grant awarded by the Maine Municipal Association for $999.17.
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Lincoln County Republicans meet, open new headquarters
Read More>>The Lincoln County Republican Committee (LCRC) inaugurated its new headquarters by holding its July monthly meeting there.
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Thai artist finds future career path thanks to internship in Boothbay Harbor
Read More>>Lek Saruta of Northern Thailand’s Akha Hill Tribes is completing an internship this summer with Kim and Philippe Villard at their Boothbay Harbor art studio.
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Devin selected as 2014 Toll Fellow
Read More>>Rep. Mick Devin, D-Newcastle, was selected as one of 48 leaders in the country to attend the Council of State Government’s 2014 Toll Fellowship Program in Lexington, KY., this September.
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School lunch goes digital
Read More>>Parents, have you ever been curious about what your kids are eating for lunch at school? Maybe you have a menu at home, and see that today's meal is chicken strips, mashed potatoes, egg salad sandwich, oatmeal rolls, broccoli, sunbutter and jelly sandwich, fresh fruit and veggie bar, milk.
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Sheepscot Valley Conservation Association recognizes local business
Read More>>For the 10th year, a Damariscotta fuel and propane company is sponsoring the Sheepscot Valley Conservation Association.
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Boothbay’s Kickstart Stables moving forward
Read More>>The board of directors and Executive Director Rebecca Abbott of Kickstart Stables are breathing a sigh of relief as they start to close the book on phase two of the planning for a state-of-the-art therapeutic equine facility in Boothbay.
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Three-car accident near Red’s Eats sends three to hospital
Read More>>A three-car accident Monday afternoon in Wiscasset sent three to the hospital and backed traffic up for almost an hour.
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Despite rain, Southport Country Fair a success
Read More>>Members of the Southport United Methodist Church and volunteers from the surrounding bay area gathered Wednesday, July 16 to participate in the church's annual Country Fair.
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New Business
New Boothbay Harbor jewelry store features Maine tourmalines
Read More>>A new jewelry store in town is featuring hand-crafted artisan jewelry, much of it featuring Maine tourmaline. Gabriel Adams, who had a shop in Augusta for four years, recently opened Gabriel's Jewelry Studio in Boothbay Harbor.
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New Hope for Women’s Wiscasset office a ‘wonderful’ decision
Read More>>Assistant District Attorney Andrew Wright said he applauds New Hope for Women’s decision to open a Wiscasset office.
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