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Lincoln celebrates Memorial Day

May 30 - Although many other area towns celebrated Memorial Day last Monday, Lincoln chose to honor its heroes today, on the traditional Memorial Day. Ceremonies were held at the veterans' memorials on Goding Avenue and Main Street, and a wreath was dropped in Mattanawcook Stream at the bridge on West Broadway. Veterans from WW II to the present, local Scouts and veterans' groups joined Reps. Jefferey Gifford and Beth Turner, Sen. Elizabeth Schneider, and Rod Hathaway (who is running for State Senate) in a parade which marched from Goding Avenue to Main Street. A combined band from Mattanawcook Academy and Mattanawcook Junior High School, led by MA band director Trevor Marcho, provided music for the event.

Speeches and prayers remembered those who had served and are presently serving our nation in the armed services, as well as those who have given their lives to protect us all. Small groups of people of all ages gathered along West Broadway and downtown to observe the ceremonies, some following along with the parade. The turnout for these events is always too small. We hope that next year, even more local residents will take the time to show respect for those who have given so much to us all.

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It's here!!

 
May 21 - RAND ADVERTISING LLC and your local Lincoln area website www.WelcomeToLincolnMaine.com are pleased to announce that the Lincoln Maine smartphone app for Android and Kindle Fire is now available as a free download. CLICK HERE to download the app. An iPhone version is AVAILABLE HERE. This app has been in the works for several months and we're proud to offer it now as a complement to the Lincoln, Maine area and the people who live here.
 
In combination with our popular community website and #1 "liked" area Facebook page, this truly gives our area great international promotion and recognition. Aedicated iPad version is in development now and its release will be announced shortly. We'd like to thank the Lincoln Maine Federal Credit Union, Access Auto/Lincoln Powersports, and Colonial Healthcare for their support in our efforts to use the latest smartphone technology for the benefit of the greater Lincoln, Maine area. Inquiries can be e-mailed to  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Something new at Lincoln's Schoolhouse Park

- LEE RAND PHOTO

May 21 - The "school room" building arrived this morning at Schoolhouse Park here in Lincoln. It will be set on railroad ties and will join the Little Red Schoolhouse as a tourist spot along with the Lincoln Historical Society Museum located across the street on West Broadway.

Credit Union donates to Little Red Schoolhouse upkeep

 

May 17 - The Lincoln Maine Federal Credit Union has a special connection to Lincoln's Little Red Schoolhouse. The school, which now occupies Schoolhouse Park on West Broadway, is a well-traveled building, having been moved several times since it was built on Sweet Road in 1891. For a few years, the school was located on Mechanic Street in downtown Lincoln, and was the credit union's office.

To help maintain the schoolhouse in its restored state, LMFCU has been donating to the Lincoln Historical Society each year. Today the credit union's office manager, Betty Tolman, (at left in the photo above) presented Lincoln Historical Society President Dottie Harding with a check for $500 towards the historic schoolhouse's upkeep.

- Photo by Lee Rand

LLRCC holds annual dinner

May 11 - The annual Lincoln Lakes Region Chamber of Commerce dinner was held tonight at the Knights of Columbus hall in South Lincoln. Peter Vigue, chairman and CEO of Cianbro Corp., was the keynote speaker. He discussed the proposed privately funded east-west highway and what it may mean for the Lincoln Lakes Region of Maine.

The Chamber also presented its Volunteer of the Year Award, along with its Business of the Year Award. This year's Volunteer of The Year award was presented to Angela Belk, who , along with her husband, is co-owner of Tim Horton's on West Broadway. This year's Business of The Year award went to Steaks 'n Stuff.

Last year's speaker was Governor Paul LePage.
 

Credit union holds annual meeting

May 10 - The Lincoln Maine Federal Credit Union held its annual meeting tonight at the K of C Hall in Lincoln. About 125 members enjoyed a nice supper prepared by the K of C, followed by a business meeting, voting for members of the Board of Directors and drawing names for door prizes. $10, $20 and $50 prizes were handed out to the winners.

Paul Nute and Hervey Clay, both incumbents on the board, were re-elected to another term. Nominated from the floor were Dan Ireland and Harold Noyes.

Lincoln Police Chief/Interim Town Manager William Lawrence (shown at left) spoke at the meeting. He addressed the challenges of leading the police department while filling in as town manager, and also spoke about robberies and drug use (especially bath salts) in the Lincoln area.

 

Digging things up at the Timberhouse this Wednesday

- Lee Rand Photos

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