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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Everyone says “I love you” a little differently. Some say it over the phone, some in person, and others don’t say a word. For ceramicist, fiddle player, guitarist, and Bred in the Bone sous-chef Sa…
Stepping Stone Housing Inc. President Marilee Harris waves to the crowd after receiving the Small Business of the Year Award from the Damariscotta Region Chamber of Commerce and Information Bureau at its annual meeting and awards ceremony on Wednesday, Sept. 11. (Johnathan Riley photo)
Ari Barter, owner of Walpole Wildflours, stands behind her cooling baked goods in her home kitchen in Walpole on Friday, Sept. 20. Barter learned how to bake when one of her children developed a food sensitivity. (Johnathan Riley photo)
By: Holly Stover, Johnathan Riley
State Rep. Holly B. Stover, D-Boothbay, is focused on continuing her work of making sure Mainer’s have access to their most basic needs in her reelection to House District 48.
By: Johnathan Riley
James William “Bill” Hunt III, R-Southport, wants to help working-class residents by limiting the government’s involvement in their everyday lives, which has moved him in his bid for House District…
Julie Kaplinger (right) and her daughter, Kaydie Russell, both hold Russell’s daughter, Annaka, outside of Metcalf’s Submarine Sandwiches in Damariscotta on Wednesday, Sept. 18. Kaplinger, who owns the sandwich shop, is also a music lover and antique car enthusiast. (Johnathan Riley photo)
Jed Weiss, of Bristol, believes that community is a result of everyone doing their part.
Nick Azzaretti stands in the yard of his Newcastle home on Thursday, Oct. 10. Azzaretti is a poet, teacher, and was the director of information technology at Lincoln Academy in Newcastle from 1993 until 2019. (Johnathan Riley photo)
By: Johnathan Riley
Whether it’s navigating a Colby and Gale fuel truck, taking the perfect photo, fixing an outboard, or creating a papier-mâché dragon, the best of Michael Morrison arises from a good test.
By: Johnathan Riley
Kaitlin Hanna, of South Bristol, has held a variety of titles ranging in profession and location around the world.
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