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Sweetz & More is proud to announce the opening of its newest location , April 1 in Wiscasset. With 8,100 square feet of pure sweetness, Sweetz & More is New England's largest sweet shop . Visitors to Sweetz & More can indulge in 835...

V is for the volunteers who help Wiscasset’s government on committees like those discussed on page 4 and online this week. A is for Al, as in Big Al’s, gone as the Super Values mecca on Route 1, but still selling fireworks and with a local business...

From sewer needs, would-be waterfront and Whites Island projects, the ash ponds cleanup, Wawenock block repairs and Optimus Senior Housing, to the first James Weldon Johnson Day, Wiscasset rallying for a teacher’s child who had a stroke, the airport...

No one spoke Sept. 20 for or against tapping surplus for the $23,982 overdraft in Parks and Recreation’s last budget. The four-minute special town meeting at Wiscasset Community Center, and aired on Zoom and YouTube, passed the tap in a show of...

Heading to Boothbay Harbor this summer like they do every year from home in Holderness, New Hampshire to their standing reservation at Brown’s Wharf Inn, Steve and Ellen Jackson were disappointed to see Big’s Al’s Super Values store on Route 1,...

Heading to Boothbay Harbor this summer like they do every year from home in Holderness, New Hampshire to their standing reservation at Brown’s Wharf Inn, Steve and Ellen Jackson were disappointed to see Big’s Al’s Super Values store on Route 1,...

Saturday, April 16 Over 30 vendors will be participating in a benefit craft yard sale at Big Al’s Super Values on Route 1 in Wiscasset from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The benefit is for Marty Strong who is battling pancreatic cancer. There will be baked goods...

The store offered low-cost goods for 35 years and had a devoted following. The labor shortage was mainly to blame for its closing.

After 35 years in business on Route 1 in Wiscasset, Big Al’s Super Values has closed. Big Al’s Fireworks Outlet will remain open.

We all hoped the COVID-19 pandemic – which dominated the news for the second straight year – would end sometime in 2021; however, the end-of-the-year numbers for cases, hospitalizations and deaths have increased to record levels since March 2020...