Newcastle News

The accident on Mills Road during the Damariscotta-Newcastle Memorial Day parade is the talk of the towns this week.

By Eleanor Cade Busby On May 26-28 hundreds of guests and locals enjoyed the Fifth Annual Fish Ladder Restoration Festival at Damariscotta Mills.

By Sherwood Olin The mother of an eight-year-old boy struck by a golf cart during the Damariscotta-Newcastle Memorial Day parade May 28 said her son is fine and recuperating at home.

Eleanor Cade Busby of the Lincoln County News in Newcastle, Maine, sent us this review: Cranston's "The Next Generation Theatre" company brought their production of Jules Feiffer's "Hold Me" to The Waldo Theatre in Waldoboro, Maine last weekend.

A parade participant lost control of a golf cart and struck four Cub Scouts and ran over one of them on Monday morning.

By J.W. Oliver George H. Perrault Jr., 33, of Berwick, allegedly stole more than $10,000 of coffee and money from Newcastle-based Seacoast Coffee Company during a five-year period.

Enjoyed by the same family for five generations, this landmark retreat enjoys the privacy of an island yet walking distance to Damariscotta and all it's amenities.

By Honora Perkins At their May 15 meeting in the Lincoln County courthouse, Lincoln County Commissioners approved taking possession of EMA equipment and purchasing a recycling center truck.

By Shlomit Auciello Rudy Graf said April 30, that the work of The Science Source, the Waldoboro company he owned from 1986 until December 2011, would continue.

By J.W. Oliver The two-year-long saga of Truck, the abandoned, feral kitten who inspired The Hungry Animal Fund, came to a happy conclusion recently as the kitten and his feline companion, Mickey, found a home.