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Winter 2015
Maine DEP warns about clearing snow and ice
Read More>>With the record amount of snow that Maine has seen this year, the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) cautions about possible damage to outside heating oil tanks from snow and ice.
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Invasive plant and insect awareness course
Read More>>On Saturday, March 14 the public is invited to a free workshop designed to bring them up to speed on the identification and mitigation of invasive plants and insects in the Midcoast.
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Boothbay photographer talks about new book
Read More>>Boothbay photographer Peter Felsenthal will be speaking and presenting slides from his recent book, "New Growth: A Portrait of Six Maine Organic Farms," at the FARMS Community Kitchen above the Rising Tide Community Market on Thursday, March 12 at 1 p.m.
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Darling Marine Center
Steneck, team reveal 120 years of environmental information in alga
Read More>>University of Maine marine scientist Bob Steneck is part of an international team that has unlocked an underwater time capsule in the North Pacific that has been monitoring the climate for centuries.
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Twin Villages
Walking over the numbers
Read More>>When it comes to biking and walking in the Twin Villages, the people have spoken.
Well, more than 200 of them.
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Wiscasset Police Blotter: Horses on the loose and frozen pipes
Read More>>Wiscasset Police Dept. recorded the following on its log for Feb. 16-22, including 44 property checks, all secured, and three paperwork services, along with other services rendered:
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Damariscotta
Damariscotta Fire responds to chimney fire
The Damariscotta Fire Department responded to a reported chimney fire on Back Meadow Road Thursday evening.
At approximately 7:10 p.m., crews responded to 299 Back Meadow Road, for a report of a potential chimney fire. There were no flames and no fire, just smoke.
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Pamela George loves her work at ElderCare Network
Read More>>Pam George began working at ElderCare Network in January of 2001, and after more than 14 years on the job, she still absolutely loves what she does. George presently serves as an administrator for Village
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Wiscasset School Committee
Brunswick woman Wiscasset’s next superintendent of schools
Read More>>From what incoming Wiscasset Superintendent of Schools Heather Wilmot observed at her first Wiscasset School Committee meeting on Feb. 26, she will be working in a town that cares about its schools.
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Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office: Two domestic violence assault arrests
Read More>>Sheriff Todd Brackett reports the following:
Arrests
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Talk on Blue Zones Project in Damariscotta Feb. 27
Read More>>In 2004, Dan and Nick Buettner teamed up with National Geographic and the world’s best longevity researchers to identify pockets around the world where people lived measurably better.
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Newcastle
Making it easier on the fish
Read More>>Lincoln County is home to miles and miles of breeding grounds for several species of fish, County Planner Robert Faunce said.
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Pickup, jeep collide on Route 1 in Woolwich
Read More>>A pickup truck with a plow on it and a jeep collided on Woolwich’s Route 1 near the Wiscasset line on Feb. 25, leaving the jeep on its side but injuring no one, a Sagadahoc County sheriff’s deputy said.
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St. Patrick’s Day Feast March 7
Read More>>The third annual St. Patrick’s Day Feast for the benefit of the Wiscasset Ambulance Attendants Association will be held at the Wiscasset Fire Station on Saturday, March 7 from 4:30 to 7 p.m.
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State may end treating drug addicts with methadone
Read More>>The elimination of Medicaid reimbursements for methadone is part of Gov. Paul LePage’s $6.3 billion biennium budget. Maine Department of Health and Human Services Commissioner Mary Mayhew told the Lincoln County Republican Committee on Feb.
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