WISCASSET — The Maine Art Gallery’s second show of the season, the Juried Members Show, is scheduled to open Saturday, June 4, with a reception beginning at 4 p.m., at 15 Warren St. Singer/songwriter Jud Caswell will provide music until 7 p.m. The wide-ranging exhibit will continue through June 25. Hours are 11 a.m. to […]
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Red’s Eats in Wiscasset will be featured on Netflix series
The lobster roll landmark will be featured in an episode of Netflix show ‘Somebody Feed Phil’ this month.
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Midcoast family organizes fundraiser to benefit Ukraine
With $1,000 in donations so far, the Conlin family hopes their efforts will show Ukrainians they are not alone.
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Wiscasset Police Department cracks down on traffic violations
A semiweekly report of traffic violations will be released by the Wiscasset Police Department in hopes of easing resident concerns about speeding in school zones.
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A sure sign of spring, Red’s Eats open for 2022 season
Red’s Eats famous for its lobster rolls opened April 18 to welcome a long line of customers.
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Man charged in Whitefield standoff to make first court appearance
Edward M. Poch is currently being held without bail in Two Bridges Jail in Wiscasset following his arrest early Saturday after a standoff on Hunts Meadow Road in Whitefield.
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Memorial to Black poet, civil rights activist may come to Wiscasset
James Weldon Johnson, lyricist of the “Black national anthem,” was killed in an accident in Wiscasset in 1938.
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Big Al’s in Wiscasset closes for good after 35 years
Owner Al Cohen said he decided to close the discount emporium due to staffing shortages incited by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Wiscasset jail combats another COVID-19 outbreak
About 65% of the jail’s employees are vaccinated against COVID-19.
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Federal government launches push that may remove Maine Yankee’s nuclear waste from Wiscasset
The U.S. Department of Energy wants to know whether communities would be willing to store nuclear waste temporarily while the government finds a permanent solution.