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In 2023, Wiscasset and other towns dealt with how to get and keep workers, improve residents’ and businesses’ internet access and, in Wiscasset’s case, how to protect the wastewater treatment plant from the rising water of climate change...

The Boothbay Register and Wiscasset Newspaper took home 12 awards, including two special awards, at the Maine Press Association’s annual Fall Conference and Better Newspaper Contest held Saturday, Oct. 14 at the Double Tree by Hilton Hotel in South...

Saturday morning, Wiscasset’s Jan Flowers said she and husband Larry had just seen “things we never get to see from the road ... Beautiful, lot of pines, we saw the backs of houses that we’ve never seen! It was great. I loved it,” she said after...

Saturday morning, Wiscasset’s Jan Flowers said she and husband Larry had just seen “things we never get to see from the road ... Beautiful, lot of pines, we saw the backs of houses that we’ve never seen! It was great. I loved it,” she said after...

Each month, visitors to Wiscasset Art Walk evenings – the last Thursday of June through September – are greeted by a tabletop landscape of brilliant colors, tucked into spotless glass jars, under the banner of Garden Club of Wiscasset. Since 2016,...

While galleries and shops open their doors to summer visitors during the first Wiscasset Art Walk of the season on Thursday, June 29 from 5 to 8 p.m., Village sidewalks will also be pulsing with activity from community groups who have something to...

The Garden Club of Wiscasset held its annual meeting at Maine Tasting Center on Route One in Wiscasset June 1. Members enjoyed a delightful tea and a delicious array of food. In attendance was Judith Tarbox, the Medomak District director. President...

With waterfront plans being discussed for repaving launch ramps, installing a pump-out station, and shoring up the seawall next to the recreation pier this summer, the management team for Wiscasset Schoonerfest is taking a gap year for 2023 and...

“Just superb,” Wiscasset’s Julie Olsen said. “A perfect day for planting,” Bath’s Margaret Leitch Copeland said. “Could not be better,” with the breeze and without bugs, Wiscasset’s Jan Whitfield said. Everyone Wiscasset Newspaper asked at Garden...

New Brunswick has had more deaths this flu season than any other season over the last 10 years.