Fall in the Wiscasset region

Posted:  Friday, September 13, 2013 - 1:00pm

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The National Weather Service advised people in Lincoln County to seek shelter inside a building and stay away from windows during the severe weather alert for a storm that did hit the area on Thursday afternoon, Sept. 12 around 1 p.m. All that did at Red's Eats in Wiscasset was make the line just a little shorter. GARY DOW/Wiscasset Newspaper
Sometimes, in a very technical and mechanical world, rowing and paddling can be very calming. These boaters were seen in Wiscasset Harbor this past weekend. GARY DOW/Wiscasset Newspaper
Sometimes, in a very technical and mechanical world, rowing and paddling can be very calming. These boaters were seen in Wiscasset Harbor this past weekend. GARY DOW/Wiscasset Newspaper
One of the many fine, stoic homes on Old Fort Road in Edgecomb. GARY DOW/Wiscasset Newspaper
The Wiscasset Middle School fifth grade chorus rehearses and practices a special part with WMS choral director Mrs. Drury for concerts throughout the school year. Courtesy of Cindy Collamore
Artist Matthew O’Donnell of Wiscasset lays out some of his watercolor works at Treats on September 26. The Main Street business was among those hosting artists for the last Wiscasset Art Walk of 2013. Plans are already under way for next year's series of art walks. SUSAN JOHNS/Wiscasset Newspaper
Wiscasset Middle School soccer teams hosted Great Salt Bay last week. Both the boys and girls teams played strong to finish in tie games in double overtime. Here, Shannon James (6th grade) completes a goal kick and forward Max Sampson (8th grade) races a GSB player for possession of the ball. Courtesy of Stacey Souza
"Lil" Miss Em out of Wiscasset lobsters The Eddy portion of the Sheepscot River on a recent sunny afternoon. GARY DOW/Wiscasset Newspaper
The dock at Wiscasset Yacht Club was quiet early in the day this past Sunday. GARY DOW/Wiscasset Newspaper
A water lily casts a reflection in a pond on Middle Road in Edgecomb on a mid-September day. GARY DOW/Wiscasset Newspaper
Lobster traps and wooden bait boxes on the Wiscasset Town Dock. GARY DOW/Wiscasset Newspaper
Andy Bezon, interim director of Chewonki's Outdoor Classroom, visits Wiscasset Middle School. He talked to the 8th graders to get them excited about their overnight trip to Chewonki. He also showed them how to properly pack a backpack and what to bring on their trip, as well as what a day at Chewonki is like. Courtesy of Cynthia Collamore
The view from Head Tide Dam shows changing colors and calmer waters on the Sheepscot River. SUSAN JOHNS/Wiscasset Newspaper
Sheep graze in a field adjacent to George Wright Road in Woolwich in early October. GARY DOW/Boothbay Register
A garage on Birch Point Road in Wiscasset is ready for some love and attention. GARY DOW/Wiscasset Newspaper
Betty Applin, left, of Wiscasset sells pumpkins and apples with Anne Harris of Westport Island on October 5, at the First Congregational Church of Wiscasset's Oktoberfest. SUSAN JOHNS/Wiscasset Newspaper
Claire Keochakian of Wiscasset spends time with her corgi, Kenny, at the First Congregational Church of Wiscasset's Oktoberfest on October 5. SUSAN JOHNS/Wiscasset Newspaper
Nathaniel Jewett, 9, of Wiscasset and mom Deirdre Jewett show their "Patriot-ic" spirit making a scarecrow at Wiscasset's Scarecrow Festival October 12. SUSAN JOHNS/Wiscasset Newspaper
Olivia Whittaker, 3, daughter of John and Melinda Whittaker of Wiscasset, works intently on painting a pumpkin during Wiscasset’s Scarecrow Festival on October 12. SUSAN JOHNS/Wiscasset Newspaper
Festively decked-out miniature horse Wind Dancer and his owner Susan Zimmerman of Woolwich give Marjorie Smith’s daughter Kylee Smith, 5, a ride through the Wiscasset municipal building parking lot, at the Scarecrow Festival on October 12. SUSAN JOHNS/Wiscasset Newspaper
The Wiscasset Middle School seventh grade class visited the Viles Arboretum, 153 Hospital Street, Augusta last week. They toured the arboretum and learned about some special trees including the American Chestnut. Courtesy of Cindy Collamore
Mark and Debbie Jones built this scarecrow in support of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month and appears at 14 Old Dresden Road. Courtesy of Debbie Jones
Wiscasset Harbor at low tide in late October. GARY DOW/Wiscasset Newspaper
Diners at Sprague's Lobster in Wiscasset enjoy their meal on a recent October afternoon. GARY DOW/Wiscasset Newspaper
The leaves are probably all gone by now on this Hooper Street tree in Wiscasset. GARY DOW/Wiscasset Newspaper
The road less traveled. This scene was found along the Eddy Road in Edgecomb. GARY DOW/Wiscasset Newspaper
Damariscotta's Ben Arnold, 5, left, and Alna's Jenn Barton with her 11-month-old daughter Zella, enjoy the Alna Fire Department's hunters breakfast on November 2. Arnold was there with mom Annie Nixon. SUSAN JOHNS/Wiscasset Newspaper