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PublishedJanuary 11, 2022
Lincolnville residents sign petitions opposing proposed pier
A proposed 300-foot pier, with seasonal ramp and float, has an Army Corps of Engineer permit and is going through state environmental review.
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PublishedJanuary 4, 2022
Lincolnville hires new facilities director
The public facilities director position will oversee the town’s highways and bridges, parks and harbor.
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PublishedDecember 14, 2021
Lincolnville Board favors in-person June town meeting
Select Board members favor a return to a traditional, in-person town meeting this June, after two years of voting by paper ballot due to Covid-19 concerns. A meeting date was set with the Camden Select Board to discuss East and West Dams.
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PublishedOctober 19, 2021
Lincolnville Board still waiting for dams meeting with Camden officials
In 2019, the Lincolnville Select Board requested a joint meeting with the Camden Select Board about the East and West dams on the Megunticook River. The meeting never happened.
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PublishedAugust 21, 2021
Whale’s Tooth Pub owners buy lodge for employee housing
The owners of the Whale’s Tooth Pub in Lincolnville have found a way to attract culinary staff at a time when there is a labor shortage and a lack of affordable housing in Midcoast Maine. They bought a lodging property, renamed it The Northport Inn & Lodge and are offering affordable lodging for their employees, as well as employees of other businesses in the area.
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PublishedJuly 26, 2021
Lincolnville man in critical condition after crash
A Lincolnville man had to be extricated from his pickup truck by the Lincolnville Fire Department after a head on crash with a tractor trailer truck in the early morning hours July 26. Waldo County Sheriff’s deputies responded and were assisted with the investigation by Maine State Police and Belfast Police departments.
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PublishedMay 26, 2021
Hopkins hosts fundraiser, heads to Miss Maine competition in June
AcceptableME, a social impact initiative created by a young woman from Camden, is hosting “A Day to Love Yourself” for all body types, sexual orientations and ages. The event takes place Sunday, June 6, from noon to 5 p.m. outside The Belfast Center at 9 Field St. The event will feature food, activities for individuals of all ages, 15-minute sessions with Jessica Michael Photography in studio, raffles, giveaways, …
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PublishedMay 11, 2021
Lincolnville school plans to buy power from local solar farm
The Lincolnville Central School Committee hopes to soon be in contract with a new solar farm to be built less than a mile from the school. If all goes as planned, the school will purchase electricity generated by SunRaise’s four-megawatt solar project to be built on Searsmont Road. The company completed a five-megawatt solar farm in Belfast in December 2020. The cost of the electricity will be at a 15% discount …
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PublishedMay 3, 2021
Guns & Roses do-over review stalls
The Planning Board met April 28 to undertake its second review of the Guns & Roses application for a high-end weapons business, after its first approval of the business was revoked by the Appeals Board in March. However, the application review did not take place, as it has now been caught up in additional errors. Planning Board alternate Jay Foster, who ran the meeting, made it clear that when applications follow …
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PublishedApril 27, 2021
Voters asked to allow sale of surplus items
The town of Lincolnville will hold a special town meeting Thursday, May 6 to seek approval from voters to sell surplus equipment. The socially distanced meeting will take place at 6 p.m. on the recreation area behind the Lincolnville Central School. The items the town wants to sell are currently Fire Department equipment. One is an air tank refill system, including a compressor, and the other is a John Deere lawn …
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