Pizza Throw-Down at Paolina's Way on 12/1 at

Village Soup - Fri Nov 27

Join us on Tuesday Dec. 1 at 6:30pm at Paolina's Way for a Pizza Throw-Down! Paolina's Way Master Pizza Chef Alberto Telo will battle Wiscasset's Master Pizza Chef Mark Antony in a fight to see whose pizza is the best! Each $25.00 ticket will provide all the pizza you can manage, along with a sampling of the Cellardoor Winery's local wines.

Achievement awards presented to 4-H members, leaders

Village Soup - Mon Nov 23

The annual Achievement Awards Celebration for 4-H in Knox and Lincoln counties was held Oct.

'Joy' of Life in Town on Seacoast of Maine

Fredericksburg.com - Sun Nov 22

Secret of Joy," is a best-selling chick-lit novelist with a TV movie in her credits.

Ho-ho hilarity headed for Lincoln ...

Village Soup - Tue Nov 17

Northport Music Theater will take to the road to present an antidote to holiday hoopla next month.

Ho-ho hilarity headed for Lincoln ...

Village Soup - Tue Nov 17

Northport Music Theater will take to the road to present an antidote to holiday hoopla next month.

Ho-ho hilarity headed for Lincoln Street

Village Soup - Sun Nov 08

ROCKLAND : Northport Music Theater will take to the road to present an antidote to holiday hoopla next month.

Maine court to hear appeal in double slaying case

Bangor Daily News - Sun Nov 08

John Okie, 23, of Newcastle, Maine, appeared at his arraignment in Lincoln County Superior Court, Thursday, July 26, 2007, in Wiscasset, Maine.

Business Loans Announced for Creating Manufacturing Jobs ...

MaineToday - Thu Nov 05

November 5, 2009 Contact Mike Finnegan, Senior Loan and Investment Officer, mfinnegan@ceimaine.org, 207-882-7552, x161 Gerard Salvo, Director of Workforce Solutions, grs@ceimaine.org, 207-882-7552, x155 Lisa G. Martin, Executive Director, Manufacturers Association of Maine, lisa@mainemfg.com, 207-854-2153, 207-329-9933 Wiscasset, ME.

Several Towns Battle Fire In Wiscasset

WCSH-TV Portland - Thu Nov 05

The fire was reported on Dickinson Road a little after six o'clock Wednesday night.

Ex-official returns to jail to await violation hearing

Bangor Daily News - Fri Oct 30

Medway businessman James B. Lee, who is awaiting trial on a charge of manslaughter, was returned to jail Thursday because the state was unable to complete his bail violation hearing before the close of the court's business day.