The call center will move into the first floor of the office building at 251 Jefferson St. Read More
The developer, Tim Wells, hopes to acquire the 84-year-old, 30,000-square-foot school and 1.6-acre property from the town. Read More
Camden National Bank is the first and, for now, only tenant set to open in the development near the Lincoln County Rifle Club. Read More
A husband and wife were taken to Mid Coast Hospital after a collision with a car on Route 1 in Wiscasset on Sunday afternoon. Read More
There will be at least one more public hearing on the ordinances at the town office at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday before they go to a secret-ballot vote Nov. 5. Read More
So far this season, Jack Studley has taken first at the Skowhegan and Windsor fairs. Read More
Damariscotta will have a property tax rate of $16.10 per $1,000 of valuation for the 2019-2020 fiscal year, 20 cents less than last year’s. Read More
A set of three programmable atomic clocks and small motors inside the clock tower will control new hands on the clock faces, as well as the ringing of the bell. Read More
Area departments fought a structure fire on Feylers Corner Road in Waldoboro on Sunday afternoon. Read More
The trailer on Left Lane was the home of the late William E. Ball, according to Bristol Fire Chief Paul Leeman Jr. Read More
New signs are being installed to remind drivers to share the road after a spate of crashes involving pedestrians and horse-drawn buggies. Read More
It will remain closed until Sept. 21. Read More
Christopher Doherty plans to resign after missing the board’s last nine meetings during a leave of absence to help his son build a house in Colorado. Read More
Ben Marcus and Taryn Hammer Marcus hope the crop will supplement their already popular pick-your-own organic strawberries. Read More
Hundreds of people, including veterans and residents of the Old Men’s Camp in Jefferson, are buried in unmarked graves in area cemeteries, according to a Gardiner researcher. Read More
A Thomaston motorcyclist was flown to Maine Medical Center in Portland with serious injuries after he crashed into the back of a horse-drawn carriage in Jefferson. Read More
Sgt. Mark Bridgham — better known as “Officer Mark” to hundreds of students at Lincoln Academy — retired from full-time duty on July 24. Read More
King Ro Market is more than a general store for the community of Round Pond. Locals even rely on the store for guidance or information when the power is out or the roads are bad. Read More
The Sea Salt bed-and-breakfast will accept guests from late April until October each year, depending on the weather. Read More
After the resolution of a bitter, years-long fight over dam ownership and water levels, the Clary Lake Association is planning a bright future for the ecology and enjoyment of the lake. Read More
