Johnathan Riley is a journalist based in Waldoboro, Maine. He writes for The Lincoln County News and his work has also been featured in the BDN. Johnathan's articles often highlight local events, community members, and issues affecting the Waldoboro area.
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A fire at the former Movie Pizza Shoppe building in Waldoboro drew firefighters from multiple towns the evening of Sunday, Nov. 17.
By: Johnathan Riley
Responders are on the scene of single vehicle tractor-trailer crash at the northern intersection of U.S. Route 1 and Business Route 1, the northern end of Damariscotta’s Main Street.
Great Salt Bay School Committee Chair August Avantaggio (center) leads a discussion during the committee’s Wednesday, Nov. 13 meeting as member Betsy Ball (left) and GSB Superintendent Lynsey Johnston look on. Johnston announced that the plan to formally withdraw from AOS 93 and form an RSU was approved by Maine Department of Education Commissioner Pender Mankin, which will take effect July 1, 2025. (Johnathan Riley photo)
Hanley Construction of Bristol begins debris removal at Schooner Landing Restaurant and Marina in Damariscotta on Monday, Nov. 25. The restaurant burned in an overnight fire on Sept. 1, which was recently ruled by the Office of the State Fire Marshal as accidental. (Johnathan Riley photo)
The Parade of Lights makes its way down Main Street in Damariscotta on Saturday, Nov. 30 while participants hand out holiday goodies to the crowd lining the street. (Johnathan Riley photo)
Shaw’s Fish and Lobster Wharf in New Harbor is on the market.
It is listed at $3,375,000.
A new comprehensive plan more than two years in the making was approved by Damariscotta residents during a special town meeting at Tuesday, Dec. 10 at Great Salt Bay Community School.
Steve Hendrix, of Bristol, sits in his home on Snowball Hill Road on Friday, Dec. 6. Hendrix, an employee of the Bristol Parks and Recreation Department, has owned his own auto repair shop, sheep farm, and antique motorcycle business. During the winter months, Hendrix travels New England, helping out Santa Claus. (Johnathan Riley photo)
By: Johnathan Riley
When people grow up, they sometimes become the hero they needed when they were a child.
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