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Earlier this week, I was heading down to the Beach to do the early morning cleaning with my wife — this is somewhat of legacy job at this point — a town contract originally granted my younger brother 30-plus years ago, taken over by my parents, and...
LINCOLNVILLE — “Remember Cabin Fever Relievers, those events held in the dead of winter and designed to pull us out of our houses and mingle with each other?” said Diane O’Brien, in a Lincolnville Historical Society news release. “Rather than wait...
“This town was built on stone, wood, and water.” So spoke the president of the Lincolnville Historical Society in a recent conversation I had with her. It has been around 253 years since Lucinda and Nathan Knight built their cabin just up from what...
Forty-three years ago, I began writing about Lincolnville every week for the Camden Herald. The editor at the time, Nancy Griffin, had interviewed me for a story about Lincolnville’s non-existent kindergarten, and our push to have one...
Fall has always been – or used to be – cut and dried. The leaves started to turn in late September, around the time of the first frost. Then came the fair – take your pick: Fryeburg or Common Ground – with its frosty mornings turning warm by noon. A...