FLINTface returns to Maine
The band FLINTface will be performing concerts for teens in both Boothbay Harbor and Wiscasset on March 14 & 15. - Joe Orchulli Ii

Capt. Marion J. Dash
Captain Marion Jones Dash, 89, of Boothbay Harbor, died Tuesday, February 26 at St. Andrews Hospital after a brief illness. ...

Donald A. Orne
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George S. Tatum Jr.
George Sinks Tatman Jr., 72, of Connersville, Indiana passed away Friday February 29, at his residence. He was a summer resident of Boothbay Harbor. ...

Robert B. Muller
Robert Blair Muller, 69, of Boothbay Harbor, died Sunday, March 2, at St. Andrews Hospital in Boothbay Harbor after a long battle with cancer. ...

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Boothbay Harbor Rotary Club
Boothbay Harbor Rotary Club news

Boothbay Harbor Yacht Club
Boothbay Harbor Yacht Club news - Scotty

Boothbay Region Lions Club
Boothbay Region Lions Club news - John Platt

Boothbay selectmen adopt proposed 2009 budget
Monday, February 25 Boothbay selectmen Dan Harris, Ross Edwards and Steve Ham approved the proposed 2009 administrative budget that taxpayers will vote yea or nay on this May. - Lisa Kristoff

Community of churches raise food and funds for Boothbay Region
On Sunday, February 3, the official day of super football when millions of dollars are spent on food and advertising, five churches in the community turned their thoughts to neighbors who barely have a can of soup.

CSD School Committee hears from Boothbay selectmen on settlement
The CSD school committee met on Wednesday, February 27 and heard of Boothbay taxpayers' concern over the $100,000 debt being incurred by the district stemming from the Lewis lawsuit settlement reported in the February 21 edition. - Lisa Kristoff

Disagreement expected on Route 1 interchanges
There's bound to be some serious disagreements at the next two meetings of the Midcoast Bypass Task Force, as interchanges on Routes 218 and Route 27 are discussed. - Paula Gibbs

Edgecomb
Edgecomb weekly column - Jo Cameron

Goose on the loose
North America's most common goose, the Canada goose, is becoming a little too common for many people. As the population of this species continues to grow, so do its year-round geographical range and the problems associated with its newfound habitats. - David A. Murray

Jail: Look for other alternatives
An Associated Press front-page story in the Bangor Daily News on Friday offered a startling statistic - one we had also heard on television in the past few days: More than one of every 99.1 adults in this country is in jail... - Mary Brewer

Midcoast residents support of bill to limit carbon emissions
Some midcoast-area residents waited for over four hours to testify in support of Rep. Bruce MacDonald's bill to limit carbon dioxide emissions from coal burning power plants in Maine.

Moratorium on criminal trials unwise, district attorney says
District Attorney Geoffrey Rushlau told Lincoln County Commissioners at their meeting Tuesday morning that a suggested six-week moratorium on criminal trials is not a good idea. - Charlotte Boynton

Ocean Classroom Foundation to offer sailing trips
Ocean Classroom Foundation of Boothbay Harbor will be offering a variety of sailing camps and cruises this summer. - Joe Orchulli II

Readers Theater at Opera House March 15
Put a bunch of earnest but cock-eyed characters in a setting guaranteed to induce chronic paranoia and you have a recipe for impending disaster -- or a comic strip played out live on stage. - Cathy Sherrill

River Road hot topic in Edgecomb
Maine Department of Transportation (MDOT) representative Rhonda Fletcher was on the hot seat Monday night at the Edgecomb selectmen's meeting during a discussion of the condition of the River Road, and could offer no relief. - Charlotte Boynton

Round Maine, Inc./Ward Cedar Log Homes featured in National Log
For the second time in five years Log Homes Illustrated, North America's #1 Log Home Magazine, has featured in its March issue a log home built by Round Maine, Inc., a full service log home company in Boothbay.

Southport
Southport weekly column - Leigh Sherrill

Southport goes it alone by passing school budget at annual meeti
About 75 Southport citizens were well enough and interested enough to attend the annual town meeting when it reconvened at 7:30 p.m. Monday, March 3 at the Southport Town Hall. - Leigh Sherrill

St. Andrews Home Health shining example of dedicated teamwork
It was a night of memories, laughter, pride and community on Thursday, February 28 as St. Andrews Home Health Care was locally acknowledged for its recent honor. In October 2007, the agency was named to the HomeCare Elite Top 100 list. - Lisa Kristoff

State and federal funding cuts puts domestic violence victims at
Last week New Hope For Women, and all of the domestic violence programs and organizations in Maine received the news: drastic cuts in funding, or the elimination of funding, has been proposed by both Governor Baldacci and by President Bush. - Kathleen Morgan

Trevett
Trevett column - Maureen Berry

YMCA Coastal Club
YMCA Coastal Club news - Robert E. Zimmerli