Enjoy an evening of laughter and live auction on Thursday, Oct. 10, at the Village by the Sea Resort on Route 1 in Wells. The Founders Park Community Center Committee invites the public to join them as they present popular comedians Gary Caouette, Steve Scarfo, and Ryan Gartley in a stand-up comedy show with a […]
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From Augusta – Supporting our heroes is imperative
Last week, we recognized the 23rd anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. This is a sad day of remembrance, but also an important time to honor all the first responders who risked their lives that day, and those who continue to protect the lives of Mainers in our communities every day. There are heroes […]
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Maine’s high court is about to weigh a major legal battle on beach ownership
Around the state, this major case before Maine’s highest court captures growing tension between those who support and oppose private ownership of Maine’s intertidal land.
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Is it summer or fall in Maine? Depends on whom you ask
The first three weeks of September fall into a gap between the meteorological and astronomical starts of fall, and fluctuating temperatures add to the uncertainty.
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Letter: Wells property listing data worth a closer look
Available vacation properties in town vastly outnumber residential ones.
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Wells overwhelmingly votes to temporarily ban large housing developments
Residents voted by more than a 10-to-1 margin in favor of adopting a 180-day moratorium, which prevents new construction of large projects and limits the expansion of existing developments.
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Truck crash blocks Maine Turnpike in Wells for hours
Police say the driver lost control of a tractor-trailer carrying plumbing supplies while traveling southbound early Tuesday morning.
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Wells officials monitoring deceased humpback whale
It is the third deceased whale found in Maine waters since June.
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Wells considers temporary ban on large housing developments
Town leaders began talking about pausing large-scale subdivisions after a developer proposed a 158-unit housing development near Route 1.
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The fight over public access to Moody Beach is heading to Maine’s highest court
The appeal, filed with the Maine Supreme Judicial Court, could ultimately set a precedent on how welcoming property owners must be to the public on privately-owned beaches along Maine’s coast line.
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