Police say Robert G. Steiner, who talked about his decades-long record in a 2015 interview, has been arrested in Michigan on charges he stole 2 vehicles from Wiscasset Ford.
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Wiscasset Marketplace to host holiday tea at The Ledges Dec. 6, 7
Snow Ball event set for Dec. 8.
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Chewonki awarded $15,000 grant from Onion Foundation
WISCASSET — The Onion Foundation has awarded Chewonki a $15,000 grant to support an initiative to integrate citizen science into place-based science education at Chewonki and in nearby public schools. “We are very grateful to the Onion Foundation for this great opportunity to link Chewonki educators, local teachers, and students in field-based research,” said Keith […]
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Wiscasset firefighter with cancer linked to 9/11 asks people to donate blood, platelets
Rich Kubler, who had stage 4 liver cancer, had his biopsy delayed because of a national platelet shortage.
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Wiscasset MarketFest on track for Dec. 6-8
Wiscasset Area Chamber of Commerce and Wiscasset Creative Alliance are working with the Ledges Associates to hold this year’s annual Snow Ball and other events scheduled for Friday through Sunday, Dec. 6-8, at the Ledges on Main Street in Wiscasset. The Ledges was home to schooner owners and ship captains throughout the 1800s and early […]
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Wiscasset’s Snow Ball set for Dec. 8.
Holiday marketfest planned Dec. 6 through 8.
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Skill of French Acadian Naval Privateers focus of Oct. 20 talk
WISCASSET — In a talk titled “Troubled Waters: French Acadian Naval Privateers in the Gulf of Maine during King Williams War,” historian Ken Hamilton will discuss the highly successful French naval actions off the Maine coast over a period of eight years beginning in 1689. Hamilton’s presentation will begin at 1 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 20, […]
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Chewonki accused of stifling conversations about race, sexuality
More than two dozen former staff members and participants drafted a letter saying the foundation has not done enough to be inclusive at a time when the camps and programs it runs are more diverse.
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Ardyth Davis Retrospective to open Oct. 5
Wiscasset’s Maine Art Gallery will display a series of fiber landscapes created by nationally recognized textile construction artist, Ardyth Davis. The opening reception will begin at 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 5, at the gallery, at 15 Warren St., in Wiscasset. The show will continue weekly, Thursdays through Saturdays, until Oct. 26. Gallery hours are 10 […]
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English settlement in Maine in the 17th century focus of talk
The Maine Bicentennial Lecture Series will continue with a talk by Dr. Emerson Baker on the arrival of the English in the 17th century at 1 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 6, at Wiscasset Middle High School, 272 Gardiner Road, Wiscasset. Baker is a professor of history and interim dean of the graduate school of Salem State […]