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Waldoboro is generally quiet, low crime, beautiful in the summer. Access to the Medomak River. 2 24 hour convience stores on Route 1. Several places to eat. Beautiful place to live.

Glidden St is a small, quiet street. It sits between School St and Main St. The rear entrance to the Waldo Theatre is just off Glidden. There is a small parking area with stairs leading down to Jefferson St right next to the Movie/Pizza Shoppe, which has excellent food by the way as well as a descent selection of video rentals and soft serve ice cream in the summer.

This street does not currently have any residential units. Whole Foods Market is the main attraction, other than that is Rent-a-Center, a storage building, recycling area, and a scrap yard. The street gets very crowded weekdays as the people line up to drop off scrap on one side, and Whole Foods employees are parked on the other side, leaving room for you to take turns going down the street by car, either direction. Whole foods/Rent-a-Center section is nice and clean, the rest of the street is dead and not beautiful.

Hill St is filled with Apartment buildings, it runs from Commercial St to Forest St. entirely one-way with the exception of a tiny section between Commercial and York Streets. It can be very noisy especially around rush hour, as it is the first turn toward Congress St after comming off the bridge from South Portland. No timed parking or meters on most of High St. but parking is abundant.

Depot St is 2 miles long, it extends from route 1 (Atlantic Hwy) and becomes Wagner Bridge Road at the intersection of Cross St. Railroad tracks cross depot in the first 1/2 mile from rt 1. this area has an 'in town' feel beyond the tracks becomes a more wooded area. Town water is now available the entire length of the street (not commonly available in Waldoboro). This also brought the installation of fire hydrants. Cable, Cable internet, and DSL are all available. The town garage is on wagner bridge road, so it and Depot st are the first to get plowed and sanded in the winter with the exception of Rt 1 , which is handled by the state garage. The beginning of Depot on the route 1 end opens to The Town office/Police/Fire/EMT. Subway(food) and Irving BlueCanoe across the street. Hannaford is just a half mile down the road.

Intersects Bramhall St which can get busy, being where Maine Medical is located. Parking in this area is 2 hour parking 9am-5pm, unless you have a free resident permit which renders you exempt from the 2 hour limit, but not street sweeping nights.