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Over 40 Boothbay voters on March 27 authorized seeking a $3.2 million bond to repair road damage from back-to-back January storms. Cleanup began on Shore and Samoset roads, King Phillips Trail and Grimes Cove immediately after the storms with public...
Boothbay selectmen set Nov. 20 as the date to close the Clifford Park pavilion’s restrooms. Selectmen considered various dates such as “prior to the first frost” before adopting the first Monday of November as the end date. Town Manager Dan Bryer...
Boothbay selectmen had a light agenda for their Oct. 11 meeting which lasted 29 minutes. So, their meeting was dominated by what happened prior to their scheduled gathering. Boothbay selectmen joined their Boothbay Harbor counterparts with a 90-...
American Legion Post 36 in Boothbay and women’s auxiliary announced a banner idea to honor local military veterans. Next spring, the post is planning to honor them with banners with each veteran’s photo in each town. Vietnam veteran Jim Singer and...
BILL PEARSON Fri, 12/11/2020 - 10:15am Town Manager Dan Bryer received one complaint about a Lincoln County message board at the roundabout. The message said ‘Santa is watching. Wear a mask.’ Bryer did not forward the complaint to county officials, but on Dec. 10, the message no longer appeared. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register Boothbay is anxious to begin Clifford Park renovations, but it looks like the project will not begin until at least early summer. The town was recently notified it qualified for a federal $250,000 Land and Water Grant and another $250,000 from local busine...