Randy T. Danforth
Randy Thomas (Dodge) Danforth, 51, of Boothbay, died Tuesday afternoon, October 9 at the Togus VA Hospital after a long illness. ...

Jean D. Kelley
Jean Robertson Dickson Kelley, 89, of Boothbay Harbor, died peacefully on Sunday, October 14 at the Gregory Wing at St. Andrews Village in Boothbay Harbor. ...

Madeline S. Collins
Madeline Frances (Spear) Collins, 97, of Boothbay, died at Coves's Edge Nursing Home in Damariscotta on Saturday, October 13. ...

Dorothy D. Pike
Dorothy J. (Davis) (Lewis) Pike, 100, of Acton, and formerly of Boothbay Harbor, and Chelmsford, Mass., died Sunday, October 14. She was the wife of the late Lewis E. Pike who died in 1997...

What's the Story With Adams Pond Road?
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Respect Our Soldiers
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Classifieds
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American Legion Post #36
American Legion Post #36 news - Ed Thibault

Area selectmen oppose gasification plant
As a result of a meeting held to discuss ways to protect the Sheepscot River and Back River from "perilous industrial development," the 123rd Legislature may have some added resolutions to decide on at their next session. - Charlotte Boynton

Bayville Beat
Bayville column - Alina Blakesley

Belle Aventure coming to Boothbay Harbor
Belle Aventure, a sailing yacht built in 1929 in Scotland, is coming to Boothbay Harbor. - Joe Orchulli Ii

Boothbay Harbor Yacht Club
Boothbay Harbor Yacht Club news - Scotty

Boothbay Region Lions Club
Boothbay Region Lions Club news

Boothbay's revised zoning ordinance - readable, understandable
Soon after the ordinance was last revised in 2003, planning board member Ken Hanson realized that he could not use the ordinance and be an effective planning board member. - Lisa Kristoff

Brackett speaks out
It has been 15 months since former physician's assistant Richard Brackett was arrested at his Urgent Care Clinic in Boothbay Harbor, and a trial date still remains to be set. - Lisa Kristoff

Brooke Alley and "Camelot" 2007 World Champions
Brooke Alley has achieved the highest honors that a young equestrian could hope to achieve, winning three categories at the Grand National Morgan Horse Show in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. - Diane Randlett

Edgecomb
Edgecomb weekly column - Jo Cameron

Friends of the community are invited to participate in 2007 Fest
It's that time again! The Christmas season will be ushered in again with a grand Festival of Trees to illuminate our beautiful Opera House. - Kathleen Marty

Governor to unveil River ~ Link foot path and wildlife corridor
Governor John Baldacci will join other dignitaries from state agencies, surrounding towns, and midcoast land trusts Thursday October 25 for the official unveiling of one of the most important conservation efforts the mid-coast region has seen.

Harbor selectmen discuss Woodin's contract - privately
Possibly the most interesting part of the October 9 Boothbay Harbor Board of Selectmen's meeting isn't reportable. For the second time in as many meetings, the board closed the doors on the public and went into executive session. - Sue Mello

Health Care: How Soon Before It's Unaffordable to Everyone?
Editorial - Mary Brewer

Isle Of Springs
Isle Of Springs weekly column - Sue Bogart

Lewis lawsuit against school: What happened?
Local residents are still wondering how the Boothbay Harbor Community School District finds itself on the losing end of a lawsuit brought by a long-time teacher. Public court documents tell a story of poor decisions and withheld information. - Sue Mello

Mystery weekend at Kenniston Hill Inn
Under a full moon on the weekend preceding Halloween, the Kenniston Hill Inn will present an original mystery weekend. - Lisa Kristoff

Ocean Point
Ocean Point weekly column - Maryellen Bertrand

Register, Wiscasset Newspaper win awards at Maine Press
The staffs of the Boothbay Register and Wiscasset Newspaper each won four awards at the 2007 Maine Press Association's Annual Conference and Better Newspaper Conference held at The Samoset Resort in Rockport on October 12 and 13.

Saying no to coal
Getting fishermen to agree on anything is like trying to nail Jell-O to the wall - except when their fishing grounds are threatened. - Paula Gibbs

Senator Collins Announces $76.6 Million Contract For BIW
Senator Susan Collins, who is a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, announced that the Navy has awarded Bath Iron Works a contract totaling $76,613,742.

Southport
Southport weekly column - Leigh Sherrill

The Question With No Answer
Photographs have the unique ability to tell visual and compelling stories. We've all heard phrases such as "a picture is worth a thousand words" or the phrase made famous by the Rod Stewart song "every picture tells a story." - Fall, The Dominant Bucks Are Aggressively Pursuing The Does, Whi