November 19, 2009
IT LOOKS LIKE Miss Wiscasset Diner is returning to town, at its former location. The Route 1 building near the intersection of Route 144 has been given a fresh coat of paint, and the changeable message sign in front says, “Opening Soon.” Staff Photo/Paula Gibbs
BY THE FIRST OF JANUARY, this new Central Maine Power facility is expected to be fully operational, according to CMP spokesman John Carroll. The 7,200 square foot building at the entrance to the Point East i-park on the Ferry Road in Wiscasset expands the capability of a similar facility at the site of the old Mason Station just off the Birch Point Road. Carroll said an additional line crew will speed up response time for outages in the area. Staff Photo/Paula Gibbs
AUGUST AND MATHIAS help Vanessa turn in her ballot for an “I Voted Today” sticker. Wiscasset Primary School’s fourth graders held a special election at the school. Kindergarten students voted on their favorite fruit or vegetable, with apples being the clear winner. The rest of the school voted on the School Consolidation Law. The vote passed to maintain the legislation by a margin of 83 to 78.
UNIMPRESSED BY A LOCAL NEWSPAPER photographer’s appearance, a gull prepares to walk out of her picture. Staff Photo/Paula Gibbs
WISCASSET PRIMARY SCHOOL students present a performance of “The Bremen Town Musicians.” In the story, a group of animals leave their respective homes and set out for the town of Bremen to become musicians. Along the way, they come across a group of robbers in a cottage and the story takes a comical turn. The cast includes, front row, left to right, Maeve, Sam, Jesse, Ethan, and Logan; back row, left to right, Lindsey, Vanessa, Lily and Alexis
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COLOR HAS ALL BUT DISAPPEARED on the few remaining leaves. This week’s warm weather has been an expected treat.
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