The Restorative Justice Project of the Midcoast will hold a volunteer seminar Wed., Jan. 19 at the Second Congregational Church in Newcastle.
Waldoboro Planning Board Approves Internet Tower
The Waldoboro Planning Board approved the proposed broadcast Internet tower on Storer Mountain at their regular meeting Dec. 8.
New Hire Sets Hancock Lumber Apart
Hancock Lumber adds one of Maine’s most respected industry leaders to their senior leadership team in welcoming Peter Bernier as the Midcoast general manager.
Thriller Writer Douglas Preston Tours The Persian Gulf For The USO
Heroes come in many forms. For a number of the wounded military service personnel in recovery and those young men and women still putting themselves in harm’s way, escape into a thriller novel might be the best way to keep one’s sanity.
Togus To Recognize Bristol Volunteer For 10,000 Hours Of Service
Togus, the U.S. Dept. of Veterans Affairs medical center in Augusta, will honor Muriel “Willie” Wilhelm, a Bristol resident, on April 12, 2011 for surpassing 10,000 hours of volunteer service.
Sophie Lynn Knowles
Jason and Heather Knowles of Windsor are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby girl, Sophie Lynn Knowles.
Superior Court
Meagan M. Dobson, 23, Portland, driving to endanger, $575, license suspended 30 days; operating under the influence, dismissed.
NWS Warns of Snow Slick Roads Through Thurs. Morning
The National Weather Service (NWS) issued a somewhat tardy Winter Weather Advisory late Wednesday night forecasting continued snowfall through Thursday morning. Also issued was a Special Weather Statement that warns of dangerous travel conditions due to snow-covered roads that should continue through the morning commute.
Bremen Selectmen Seek Shellfish Committee Members
The Bremen Board of Selectmen is calling for residents who would like to serve on the town’s Shellfish Committee to step forward.
Wiscasset Voters Approve Municipal Planning Budget
In a special town meeting Dec.7, Wiscasset voters approved a revamped budget for the municipal planning department. By a vote of 186-76, voters appropriated $29,576.20 toward the department for the last six months of the fiscal year, effectively reducing the hours of the town planner from the current 40 hours a week to 30.
Chadbourne’s Work Featured In Stephen King’s Online Store
A series of Christmas cards that local artist and The Lincoln County News cartoonist Glenn Chadbourne made for Stephen King’s personal use are now available for sale on King’s website, www.stephenking.com.
Matthew John Roberts
John and Kristen Roberts, Damariscotta, are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby boy, Matthew John, born at Maine Medical Center in Portland on Nov. 26.
Cottage Gardens Open After Vandalism
Cottage Gardens, the Church Street florist, greenhouse and nursery, is open after suffering extensive damage at the hands of a vandal or vandals during the night of Dec. 10-11. The vandal(s) wrote anti-Semitic slurs and damaged electronic equipment, display cases and merchandise.
Montsweag Dam Removal Complete
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.
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