The public drama of Wolf Ledge Refuge appears to be in the past – at least for now – but Jim Doughty, the founder of the refuge, remains busy preparing his property for the animals’ arrival.
TBRJ Audit Promises Another ‘Tough Year’
During a regular meeting of the Lincoln and Sagadahoc Multicounty Jail Authority Nov. 10, Ron Smith of RHR Smith accounting warned the Board to expect another tough year.
Superior Court
James R. Clark, 34, Alna, operate after habitual offender revocation, two priors, Dept. of Corrections 17 months, probation revoked; operate after habitual offender revocation, prior, Dept. of Corrections 17 months, probation revoked.
Nika Grace Jensen
Nika Grace Jensen was born on Oct. 20 to grateful parents, Dr. Charmaine Jensen and Dr. Mark Jensen of Belfast.
Wiscasset And Passamaquoddy Students To Take Part In Cultural Exchange
In what she describes an exchange of empathy, Wiscasset high school educator and student council advisor Deb Pooler has organized a cultural exchange with students of the Passamaquoddy Native American tribe at Pleasant Point Nov 6. Wiscasset and Passamaquody students will take part in an experiential learning program designed to teach young people methods of non-violence and conflict resolution. While the trip does relate to the ongoing debate over the current Wiscasset High School mascot, Pooler is careful to note that the exchange isn’t meant as a political endeavor.
Edgecomb Crash Closes Rt. 1
The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office has responded to a serious motor vehicle crash on Rt. 1 in Edgecomb.
At this time Rt. 1 in Edgecomb is closed to both north and southbound traffic. For now, the public is being asked to seek alternate routes. More details will follow as soon information becomes available.
Lincoln County Sheriff’s Report
Sheriff Todd Brackett reports the following:
Oct. 26, Deputy Brian Collamore took a report of criminal mischief to a motor vehicle on Center Street, Nobleboro. The complainant stated that sometime between the previous night and this morning, someone(s) slashed the tire to her vehicle. The approximate replacement value is $100. Further investigation will follow as any new leads come forth.
Kruger Plans To Contribute To Fish Ladder Restoration
Kruger Energy, the Quebec-based company that bought the hydroelectric plant in Damariscotta Mills, a parcel that includes the Damariscotta Mills fish ladder, plans to contribute to the ongoing restoration of the ladder.
Waldoboro Police Rreport
The Waldoboro police report the following activities from the previous week:
Otis Ames Smith
Lee and Becca Smith of Nobleboro are pleased to announce the arrival of their son Otis Ames Smith.
Lincoln Academy Alum Receives National Teaching Award
Kristie Clark, a 20-year teaching veteran and Lincoln Academy graduate, recently received one of the nation’s preeminent teaching awards, The Milken Family Foundation’s National Educator Award for excellence in teaching.
Missing Friendship Woman Found Murdered, Rockland Man Charged
A Rockland man is charged with murder in connection with the death of a Friendship woman, Katrina Windred, 47, found alongside a dirt road in Rockland Nov. 27.
Dechaine Defense Restricted By Judge’s Order
The attorney representing Dennis Dechaine, convicted in the 1988 murder of Sarah Cherry, said this week he was “hugely disappointed and not at all surprised” by a recent setback in Dechaine’s steps toward a new trial.
Newcastle Surgeon Helps Rebuild Pakistan
Dr. Rifat Zaidi, a resident of Newcastle and orthopedic surgeon at Miles Memorial Hospital, visits his native Pakistan annually. Following a 2005 earthquake that left 87,000 dead and 3.5 million homeless, Zaidi began the visits as a way to assist in relief efforts.
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