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On Sunday, August 3, the Bath Municipal Concert Band will be playing at the Head Tide Church in Alna to celebrate the Church's 170 th Anniversary.
Wiscasset Voters Okay Flat School Budget
The third time around, a majority of Wiscasset voters Monday took words from the town budget committee seriously and another $65,089 school budget reduction beyond the $277,000 for the town meeting warrant.
Survey Aims To Help Fish Move About Sheepscot Watershed
It's a long list but Charlie Baeder of the Sheepscot River Watershed Council hopes to visit many of the 225 sites on a list of possible fish passage impediments in the Sheepscot watershed.
The Puddle Dock School The Puddle Dock School is among the historic buildings in Alna that will be open for tours on July 12.
Red's Eats Float Wins Parade Trophy Friday
A replica of Red's Eats surrounded by a group of employees donning Red's Eats tees won the Wiscasset's Fourth of July parade trophy as the best float.
Wiscasset Prepares for Third School Budget Vote Monday
Wiscasset citizens will take a third crack at adopting a new school budget when they convene at town meeting Mon., July 14 in the Wiscasset Middle School gym beginning at 6:30 p.m. The newly cut $9.38 million ...
Wiscasset's Town Manager has signed a two-year agreement with Pine Tree Waste, he said Tuesday, following action taken by the selectmen last week.
Wetlands and Alewives Headline Sheepscot Watershed Talk
Scientists have their eye on Sherman Marsh in Newcastle. Once it was a river - before an earthen dam was built in 1934, said an assistant research professor at the University of Southern Maine , last Wednesday.
Bypass Group Registers 'No Opposition' to Route 32
The Midcoast Bypass Task Force made a surprise move last June 26 with a unanimous straw vote of 'no strong opposition' to the state Dept.
Clayton has returned to his home in Wiscasset - another casualty - or perhaps, a blessing of the War in Iraq.
Single Stream Recycling Set for July 1 in Wiscasset
Wiscasset transfer station will launch its new single stream recycling program July 1. The new system eliminates the need to separate recyclable materials and could save the town an estimated $20-30,000 in ...
Accident on Egypt Rd. Ends in a Bent Frame, No Injuries
The driver of gray Ford Mustang escaped a single car accident unscathed when he plowed his car into a ditch on the Egypt Rd.
Now that members of the Midcoast Bypass Task Force know what the state's "preferred" bypass route is, task force members will be given the chance to discuss the choice among themselves.
Lincoln County Reports Towns' 2008 Taxes
Lincoln County communities just received news this week about how much county tax they will have to pay this year, following a decision commissioners made last week to use most of the surplus from last year to ...
On Saturday, June 14 the Friends of the Historic Head Tide Church, along with volunteers from the Alna Fire Department, will host their annual baked bean supper and pie auction.
Wiscasset voters turned down a proposed $9 million school budget in secret ballot voting on Tuesday.
Wiscasset Voters Reject $9.5 Million For Schools
With a vote count of 239-185, Wiscasset citizens turned down the school referendum on the proposed $9.5 million budget for 2008-2009. Of the total 424 votes, 295 residents voted Tuesday at the polls at ...
Gardiner opens Farmers' Market on the Common
' The new Gardiner Farmers' Market on the Gardiner Common officially opened Wednesday.
Sheepscot Valley RPC Grapples With Contracts, Cost Sharing
Planners for the Sheepscot Valley Regional School Unit nailed down contract recommendations, but became mired in cost sharing discussions Thursday.
Although about two dozen Alna voters approved a 2008-2009 school budget of $1.1 million, the final vote, under the new state law, will be by secret ballot on Saturday, May 24, at the Alna Meeting House, from 4 ...