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Midcoast Conservancy and the Sheepscot Knotweed Project invite intrepid tubers to join them for a float down the beautiful Sheepscot River in Alna on Saturday, July 1, starting at 12:30 p.m. The group will enjoy the scenery while getting a fish-eye...

Midcoast Conservancy and the Sheepscot Knotweed Project invite intrepid tubers to join them for a float down the beautiful Sheepscot River in Alna on Saturday, July 1, starting at 12:30 p.m. The group will enjoy the scenery while getting a fish-eye...

Alna’s project to replace a 1955 bridge at Ben Brook on Egypt Road is getting $570,000 from the Omnibus bill President Joseph Biden signed this month, First Selectman Ed Pentaleri announced Jan. 11. He said the award follows other efforts in which...

Saturday, June 18 Classical lute musician Gerry Flanagan will present a free concert at The Wizard of Odds and Ends, 45 Head Tide, Alna, at 3 p.m. Flanagan will play lute and theorbo, which is a large lute, circa 1600, with 5-foot bass strings...

Join architect Brett Donham for a journey through the history and architecture of the Historic Head Tide Church. This event is Saturday, June 4 at 10 a.m. at the church. Donham will provide historical context for Head Tide Church within Alna and the...

The 29th Maine Open Juried Art Show is being hosted by Waterville Area Art Society at The Framemakers at 46 Main St., in Waterville. Exhibition hours are

The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office responded to 237 calls for service for the period of Jan.4 to Jan. 11. Year to date, LCSO has responded to 290 calls for service. Summonses A 17-year-old female juvenile from Waldoboro was issued summonses Jan. 5...

The Head Tide Church will be celebrating Maine’s 200th birthday a year later due to the pandemic by participating in the “Lincoln County Bicentennial Plus One Pilgrimage.” The church will be featured on a tour of historic buildings throughout the...

Dear Editor: I write in support of Charlie Culbertson’s candidacy for Third Selectman in Alna. I find his thinking in concert with my own on two very important issues: rivers and schools. It might be said that my soul is embedded in the ebb and flow of the Sheepscot River. In the 1930s, I learned to swim in the Sheepscot River; in the ’40s to row a dinghy; in the ’50s I learned to fish; in the ’60s to shoot ducks; and in more recent years, to paddle a kayak and revere the eagles, kingfi...

Mon, 03/15/2021 - 4:15pm Dear Editor: I am writing to encourage my fellow Alna residents to vote no on Article 27, an amendment that would seriously  weaken Alnas Shoreland Zoning Ordinance. Our well-crafted 1993 Ordinance is the end product of many stakeholders and countless hours of local debate. It has stood the test of time as our primary safeguard for the ecological health and natural beauty of Alnas most precious resource: our much loved Sheepscot River.  Our town’s long tra...