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Property taxes in Woolwich rise 7.8% (opens the original)
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Property taxes in Woolwich rose 7.8% over last year. Selectmen announced the increase after meeting with their accountant and assessing agent Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 17. The first half of the tax bill is due Oct. 30; beginning this year, qualifying residents had the option of participating in a “Tax Club” paying their property taxes in monthly installments. Participants needed to sign up in advance of this year’s tax commitment. Details about the program appear on the town’s website, https://
Revisiting Cushman Preserve (opens the original)
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The weather was nearly perfect the other day when Bo and I revisited Wiscasset’s Cushman Preserve. Located off Birch Point Road, this land trust of over 100 acres is owned by Chewonki Foundation. I first visited this area almost 45 years ago when Margaret Stetson owned this property. Mrs. Stetson who had been very active in the Wiscasset community residedin the historic Wood-Foote House on the corner of High and Lee streets. It was her wish that after she died this mostly wooded peninsula be lef
Talking history behind the old Lincoln County Jail (opens the original)
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Let’s take a walk behind the Old Jail Museum – owned, maintained and managed by Lincoln County Historical Association and located at the upper end of Federal Street, Wiscasset. The property includes roughly five acres of sloping meadow and woods to enjoy along a path that leads to a large, quiet cove before looping back. Bill Sutter lives across the street from the Old Jail with his wife Judith. Both have been LCHA volunteers for … let’s just say a long, long time. “You really ought to write som
Tying up a few loose ends (opens the original)
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Every so often, I make it a point to circle back to subjects appearing in earlier Salt ’n Spar columns sharing comments from readers. Kevin Burnham, managing editor of the Boothbay Register/Wiscasset Newspaper, recently passed along two interesting ones, unique in that they concerned columns I’d written 10 years ago. One came from a reader in Aiken, South Carolina, a small college town in the southwestern part of the state. The community has something in common with Wiscasset in that U.S. Route
Who remembers the Dodge Inn restaurant? (opens the original)
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How many of you remember Dodge Inn, a much-loved steak and seafood restaurant on the banks of the Sheepscot River in North Edgecomb known for its tasty Indian pudding? It was owned by Stanley and Velma Dodge, an older couple when I knew them in the 1980s. The Dodges lived at the end of Fort Road on Davis Island. Their restaurant, which closed over 50 years ago, was just past Donald E. Davey Bridge where Water’s Edge Restaurant is today. These memories came back to me the other day when my friend
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