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Boothbay's 250th birthday celebration taking shape
Read More>>Four weeks from now (August 22-24), the town of Boothbay will be in celebration mode, as organizers are beginning to get the various events for the town's 250th birthday celebration finalized.
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Checkers, by the river?
Read More>>Hundreds of years ago, a piece for some kind of game found its way to Thwing’s Point in Woolwich. A recent archaeological dig brought it back up to the light of day.
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Boothbay Selectmen
Boothbay board returns MMA ballot blank
Read More>>The Boothbay Board of Selectmen protested the Maine Municipal Association’s nominating process by returning a blank ballot. The board received the ballot for electing the organization’s vice president and three directors last week.
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Lincoln County Healthcare update: Part I
Read More>>On Friday, July 18, Lincoln County Healthcare CEO Jim Donovan and LCH Board President Jeff Curtis sat down with the Boothbay Register to answer questions about programs, finances and plans for the coming year.
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Boothbay Railway Village hosts Christmas in July
Read More>>The Marine Corps Reserve and Family Holiday Wishes collaborated for the second consecutive year to bring the Toys for Tots program to the Boothbay Railway Village on July 25.
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Cuckolds finds green solution
Read More>>After months of controversy and the consideration of several alternatives, the Inn at Cuckolds Lighthouse has found an elegant solution to wastewater disposal.
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Caring across generations: A town hall conversation
Read More>>Join the Maine People’s Alliance for a panel presentation and community conversation about aging in Maine and how we can build a system that works for our families, our aging populations, and the workforce that cares for them.
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Collins campaign announces Lincoln County chairmen
Read More>>The Collins for Senator campaign has announced it has named chairmen for Lincoln County, as well as chairmen for every town in the county.
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Ronnie Richardson recalls life at Tilton’s Dairy 1945-1965
Read More>>A little history of the milk delivery business, coupled with lots of laughs, personal mistakes, and examples of family life in Boothbay Harbor 60 years ago, will be among Ronnie Richardson’s recollections at the Boothbay Region Historical Society on Thursday, July 31, at 4 p.m.
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Despite rain, farm days goes on
Read More>>The threat of rain couldn’t stop almost 100 people from stopping by to see what’s “growing on” at Morris Farm Trust.
On Sunday, July 27, the Wiscasset-based Morris Farm was one of hundreds of Maine farms that opened its doors for the 25th annual Open Farm Days.
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New bridge coming to South Bristol
Read More>>After years of discussions, a plan and design for a new bridge over the Gut in South Bristol has been agreed upon and sold to a contractor.
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Kate Seaver's 'Medicinal Herbs' design wins Common Ground Art Contest
Read More>>Kate Seaver's drawing of medicinal herbs, featured on this year's Common Ground Country Fair poster (and T-shirts, cotton bags and other goods), emits a bright and positive energy that reflects the artist, her farm and the healthful qualities of herbs.
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Debbie Myers plays at North Nobleboro Day
Read More>>The 42nd annual North Nobleboro Day is August 9 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the North Nobleboro Community Hall on Upper East Pond Road.
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Northeast Security Systems hires new sales manager
Read More>>Northeast Security Systems in Wiscasset is pleased to announce the hire of Kevin Bernier as sales manager for the company.
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HVNC accepts award in Pittsburgh
Read More>>Hidden Valley Nature Center’s cofounders Bambi Jones and Tracy Moskovitz attended the American Tree Farm’s Annual Convention in Pittsburg, Penn., July 17-19. They were there to receive their 2014 North East Regional Outstanding Tree Farm Award.
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