Linnea Andersson News Today

The 131 st Maine House of Representatives recognized Wiscasset students with a standing ovation at the State House Chamber. Linnea Anders s on, a Wiscasset student said, “The March 15 th visit to the Maine State Legislat ure was an eye-opening...

Wiscasset Middle High School high school students and teacher Shanon Cotta attended recent Wiscasset and Alna s electboard meetings so the students could gain a deeper knowledge of municipal government . Student Christopher Seiders said, “I...

Dresden has again expressed an interest in possibly sending its students to Wiscasset schools. Wiscasset Superintendent of Schools. Kim Andersson told the school committee Tuesday, Sept. 12, she met recently with a newly formed exploratory committee...

Canada stays perfect ahead of Monday's showdown with the United States.

BRAMPTON, Ont. - Lina Ljungblom scored four times to lead Sweden past Hungary 6-2 at the world women's hockey championship Saturday.

Linnea Andersson, a 15-year-old sophomore at Wiscasset Middle High School, is set to travel to Germany this summer for a selective exchange program.

The popular blanket is a collaboration with ARKET and Swedish artist Linnea Andersson.

Tretorn and ARKET have released a collection of rubber rainwear that stands up to the elements — and keeps your dog dry, too.

Wolverines dominate Mountain Valley Conference meet PHIL DI VECE News Contributor Tue, 05/04/2021 - 12:45pm Nate Gilliam starts the final lap in the 4 x 800 relay at Monday’s track meet WMHS hosted and won. PHIL DI VECE/Wiscasset Newspaper Josie Harrington, a state champion in the high jump as a freshman in 2019, attends Chop Point School in Woolwich. She returned to compete with the Wolverines this season. Her winning time in the 100-meter hurdles was 19.11 seconds. PHIL DI VECE/Wi...

Jen Hazard, Teens to Trails Sat, 04/24/2021 - 8:45am Linnea Andersson Lindsay, Carol, Sara and Bob Leone. Courtesy photo April 8 was Sara Leone’s birthday. The Wiscasset High School teenager, and daughter of Teens to Trails founders Bob and Carol Leone, had a big love for the outdoors. Together with her parents and her older sister Lindsay, Sara enjoyed so many meaningful experiences in nature, from jumping in cold ocean waves to family camping to watching meteor showers light up th...