Selectman Allison Hepler News Today

Woolwich hosted its annual community picnic under a beautiful sunny sky Saturday. The event had live music from The Montsweagers, free grilled hamburgers, hot dogs, cold soft drinks, cotton candy and four flavors of homemade ice cream to choose from...

Woolwich will begin advertising for an emergency medical services (EMS)/ambulance director following the resignation of Brian Carlton effective no later than July 1, the start of the town’s 2023-2024 fiscal year. “The exact end date will depend on...

Woolwich voters will decide whether to continue funding the town’s 24/7 ambulance service, or have the City of Bath take on the job. Selectmen discussed a proposal with Bath Fire & Rescue Chief Lawrence “Buddy” Renaud Wednesday afternoon, March...

Woolwich selectmen are not interested in becoming a “community partner” with Wiscasset Community Center. That would have cost Woolwich $6,000 annually and offered residents reduced rates for WCC memberships and for participation in the parks and...

Woolwich Emergency Medical Services may join other area towns in providing ambulance patient transport services for Mid Coast Hospital in Brunswick but several details must be worked out before the select board will sign a contract. Lois Skillings,...

Woolwich hosted its second annual community picnic Saturday featuring grilled hamburgers, hot dogs, cold soft drinks, cotton candy, homemade ice cream, wonderful live music and all for free! “We’ve had a great turnout today. It’s warm, but it’s not...

The Woolwich Select Board dedicated its 262nd town report to Sylvia Carlton and Rob Buck, longtime residents remembered and respected for their many years of service to the community. Both recently died. Together, Carlton and Buck served over 20...

Other than asking motorists to slow down, there is not much Woolwich officials can do about drivers ignoring the posted speed limits. The town has no police department and relies on Sagadahoc County Sheriff’s Department for enforcement. The board...