The Chewonki Foundation has successfully completed Phase Two of the Montsweag Brook Restoration Project. Primary goals of the project are to restore riparian habitat and re-establish fish passage in lower Montsweag Brook in Wiscasset and Woolwich. The project is designed to benefit target fish species including alewives, sea-run brook trout, and American eel.
Sixth District Court
Robert Blanchard, 62, Bristol, theft by unauthorized taking or transfer, $500.
Task Force Votes To Continue Bypass Exploration
In an emotional and tense meeting at the Edgecomb Eddy School Dec. 15, members of the urgently reconvened Midcoast Bypass Taskforce voted to continue working with the Maine Dept. of Transportation to find a practical plan for a Wiscasset bypass.
Charges Pending In Whitefield Snowmobile Accident
A snowmobiler who went through a small patch of ice off Rt. 126 in Whitefield on Dec. 8 may be charged for operating while intoxicated and operating an unregistered snowmobile, according to Warden Steve Allarie with the Warden’s Service.
Maine’s First Fire Marshal Commemorated
Dozens of firefighters and fire service officials from around the state joined friends and family to remember Don Bisset, Maine’s first Fire Marshal, at his funeral on Dec. 4 at Waldoboro First Baptist Church.
Damariscotta Designates Snow-Storm Parking Area
The Town of Damariscotta has designated the area of the municipal parking lot behind Stars Jewelry (not up against the building, see map) as “short term snow storm parking.”
Gracelynn Rae Henny
Robyn Phillips and Briceson Henny of Nobleboro are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby girl, Gracelynn Rae Henny.
Damariscotta Police Report
Damariscotta Police responded to 91 calls including motor vehicle stops, arrests, calls for service, etc. during this one-week period of time and report the following activity:
Nov. 23, Officer Jennifer Mitkus investigated a reported theft at a local business.
Newcastle Board Of Selectmen To Meet Dec. 30
The Newcastle Board of Selectmen will meet Thurs., Dec. 30 at 7 p.m. at the Newcastle Town Office in order to make up a Dec. 27 meeting cancelled due to the Dec. 26-27 blizzard.
For more information, contact the Newcastle Town Office at 563-3441.
Lincoln County Planner To DOT: Nest Could Be Moved
In a Dec. 22 letter to Gerry Audibert of the Dept. of Transportation, Lincoln County Planner Robert Faunce urged the DOT to “press forward” with selecting a route for a bypass around Wiscasset village.
State Correctional System ‘Built On Toothpicks,’ Officials Say
Lincoln County officials, in interviews, documents and public remarks, continued a scathing criticism of the Board of Corrections, the Dept. of Corrections (DOC) and the state-run correctional system this week.
Central Maine Power To Get New Look
Central Maine Power customers will soon see a new logo in their mail as the company updates its familiar brand with the same name but a new look.
Eagle Nest A Fly In The Bypass Ointment
In the 50 plus years since the concept was first proposed, the Wiscasset bypass has faced a number of obstacles ranging from irate environmentalists to distressed property owners grappling with the possible forced sale of multigenerational homes.
Newcastle Planning Board Grants Extension to Mattson Development
The Newcastle Planning Board has granted a 30 day extension to Mattson Development to allow the company time to satisfy a performance guarantee for the Newcastle Harbor House project.
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