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Lubec Landmarks moves to dissolve and transfer smokehouse ownership

In a unanimous vote, five members on the Lubec Landmarks board voted on November 11 to dissolve the nonprofit, citing the inability to meet their founding mission of conserving the 136‑year‑old McCurdy Smokehouse complex. Now endangered by rising seas and storms...

Water quality discussion eyes building consumer confidence

Grocery store sale is nearly completed

Dennys River ambulance service closes due to lack of volunteers

The Dennys River Volunteer Ambulance Service will end its long run in November due to a continuing lack of volunteers, leaving many in the area with longer transport times in medical situations, extended pickup and transfer distances from area hospitals, and delays in immediate emergency care.

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Lubec Landmarks moves to dissolve and transfer smokehouse ownership

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