Woolwich Central School will continue full in-person learning despite the outbreak.
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Recreational pot greenhouse may set roots in Woolwich
Woolwich Selectmen will hold a hearing on Feb. 1 on Seagrass’s proposed cultivation facility at 46 Sam Moore Road.
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Woolwich board approves 30-acre solar project
Construction may begin in June at hayfield off Route 1
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Woolwich town offices close after COVID-19 exposure
According to Kim Dalton, Woolwich town administrator, the town office will reopen after town employees test negative for COVID-19 and the offices are cleaned thoroughly.
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Sagadahoc County Sheriff’s Office sergeant gets special sendoff
Sgt. Greg Siegel of Woolwich retired Friday after 31 years with the sheriff’s office and 37 years in public safety.
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Woolwich restaurant closes early due to COVID-19
Taste of Maine plans to reopen in the spring.
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Woolwich purchases land for potential future road
Moving the existing intersection of Route 1 and George Wright Road could give the town a safer intersection and avoid the need for a $2 million upgrade.
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Woolwich school to move to full-time in-person learning next month
Woolwich Central School, serving 280 pre-kindergarten through fifth-students, will return to full-time in-person learning in early December.
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Woolwich school may be next to move to full in-person learning
Woolwich Central School has used a mix of in-person and online learning since school started in September to mitigate the risk of spreading COVID-19, but now may become the latest RSU 1 school to reopen for full in-person learning.
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Shaw, Hepler re-elected to Woolwich select board
Jason Shaw won 1,494 votes, Allison Helper claimed 1,280 and Nathaniel Harvey earned 753, according to preliminary results.