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Time to spring forward: Daylight saving time begins Sunday
Read More>>Spring is coming, no matter what the weather forecasts say. One sure sign is coming this Sunday, March 8, when daylight saving time begins at 2 a.m.
So spin your clocks forward an hour. You’ll lose an hour of sleep that day, but gain an hour of daylight for many days to come.
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Boothbay Harbor
Say hello to the Bobcat and goodbye to the snowbanks
Read More>>The 2015 Bobcat Toolcat that was approved for purchase has arrived in Boothbay Harbor.
The selectmen approved the emergency purchase at the Feb. 23 selectman’s meeting for the low bid of $69,591.74 from Jordan Equipment in Falmouth.
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Throwback Thursday: At the paper
This cast of characters should be pretty familiar to followers of this newspaper. This was a 1995 house ad for subscriptions and we doctored up the photo to include some palm trees. Two of these people still work at the Register. Can you name them all?
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Sheepscot Valley Conservation Association
Nature’s art in 3-D at Wiscasset show
Read More>>Sheepscot Valley Conservation Association kicks off a year-long series of events focused on the connection of art and nature with a free presentation of spectacular 3-D photographs by Roger Richmond at 7 p.m. on Friday, March 13 at the Wiscasset Community Center.
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Another banner year for Maine lobster industry
Read More>>For the third year in a row, and only the third time ever, Maine lobster fishermen landed over 120 million pounds with a record overall value of $456,935,346, according to preliminary landings data reported by the Maine Department of Marine Resources.
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Draft of Boothbay's 2015 comprehensive plan on website
Read More>>The Boothbay Comprehensive Plan Committee has been working to update the town’s comprehensive plan since spring 2012. The town’s current comprehensive plan was adopted in 1989, following a period of somewhat rapid development and change in the community.
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Two Wiscasset teens awarded Sara's Scholarship
Read More>>Teens To Trails and Chewonki are pleased to announce that Gabrielle Chapman and Joshua Kramley, both sophomores at Wiscasset High School, have been chosen to receive Sara's Scholarship Engaging Teens in the Outdoor
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Capers hits one-year mark
Read More>>Stacey McLellan was in her restaurant, Capers, on Monday, March 2, when Lori Higgins poked her head in the door and asked if she was open. She didn’t see the “Open” flag waving outside.
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Ryan Leighton presents program March 17 in Damariscotta
Read More>>Brunswick resident and Boothbay native Ryan Leighton will recount his 2014 adventures on a restored whaling ship’s sail along the New England coast in the next Chats with Champions program at Skidompha Library on March 17 at 10 a.m.
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Topside Inn opens a week early to participate in Hospitality for Habitat
Read More>>Originally scheduled to open for the 2015 summer season on May 8, the Topside Inn in Boothbay Harbor will be opening a week early to support Hospitality for Habitat.
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Opening date for ‘The Mikado’ changed to March 6
Read More>>The Lincoln County Community Theater production of “The Mikado,” at the Lincoln Theater, has had to reschedule its opening night from Thursday, March 5 to Friday, March 6 at 7:30 p.m.
One of the show's leads had to leave the production due to a family crisis.
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Grant funds free catch-up vaccine clinics
Read More>>Lincoln County Healthcare will offer families a $10 gas cards and the chance to win an Apple iPad mini at a series of immunization clinics this spring in an effort to make it easier for parents to have their children vaccinated.
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Southport sixth grade Winter Carnival March 7
Read More>>Southport Central School's sixth grade class will hold its Winter Carnival at the Southport Town Hall on Saturday, March 7 beginning at 5 p.m.
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