Questions about what caused the brick façade of the 163-year-old Wawenock Block building in downtown Wiscasset to crumble and how long the repairs will take remain unknown nearly one month after the incident.
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Red’s Eats opens for 2021 season, with lobster temporarily off the menu
Lobster rolls, arguably the seafood shack’s best-known menu item, won’t be available until mid-May.
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No injuries reported after Wiscasset building’s brick façade crumbles
No one was injured when bricks peeled off the front of the 163-year-old Wawenock Block building at 67 Main Street, but what caused the collapse remains a mystery, said Wiscasset Town Manager Dennis Simmons.
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Letter: Reader grateful for Balentine’s column
John Balentine: Thank God for you. You are such a breath of fresh air. Blind hatred has made complete fools of people and they don’t even realize it. Diane Robinson Wiscasset
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Despite pandemic, Brunswick smoothie business expanding to Wiscasset
Bay Bowls is hoping to open its second location on the Wiscasset pier on Main Street.
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Wiscasset student wins top award in national writing competition
Chewonki Elementary and Middle School student Maeve Tholen wins for a short story that addresses dementia.
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Wiscasset weighing high school’s future, which could range from expanding to eliminating 9-12 education
A committee may be formed to study the future of Wiscasset High School including all options for expansion, consolidation, or continuing the status quo.
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Police: Vandal drives through Wiscasset cemetery wall, knocks over headstone
Police are looking for the public’s help over the incident at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Wiscasset nonprofit farm facing $30,000 shortfall receives wave of donations
Morris Farm in Wiscasset received about $25,000 to help cover a shortfall caused by the pandemic.
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Local airports receive grant funding through COVID bill
Brunswick Executive Airport and Wiscasset Airport have received $13,000 each as part of a federal grant to alleviate financial pressure due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Thirty-one airports in Maine were awarded $9.7 million through funding provided through the COVID-19 package that was signed into law in December, according to an announcement by the office Sen. […]