Bremen residents and town officials voiced opposition to plans for a “depuration” dig on a closed mud flat during a meeting of the Bremen Board of Selectmen on Thursday, June 2.

The Jefferson School Committee voted 4-1 to approve an after-school program at JVS through the Central Lincoln County YMCA for fall 2016.

Nobleboro Selectman Walter Allen “Al” Lewis Jr. passed away unexpectedly at home in the early hours of Sunday, May 29. He was 62.

The Waldoboro Public Library will celebrate its centennial Saturday, June 4.

The manager of the Nobleboro-Jefferson Transfer Station was recently recognized with an award from the Maine Resource Recovery Association.

Residents and town officials convened at the Waldoboro town office to discuss the future of the A.D. Gray School and come up with ideas for what to do with the vacant structure Tuesday, May 17.

A Bremen resident with long ties to the community recently discovered several boxes of historic municipal documents in the attic of a family residence.

Under a new manager, Damariscotta Lake Farm is gearing up for another busy summer season on the Jefferson side of the lake.

Nobleboro officials presented the Boston Post Cane to the town’s oldest resident on Tuesday, May 3.

Waldoboro residents approved changes to the town’s dog ordinance during an open special town meeting at the town office Thursday, April 28.

Lobstermen plying the waters of the Gulf of Maine from the southern end of Maine’s coast to the Canadian border have seen historically high landings in recent years, offering a stark contrast to the lobster fishery in southern New England.

The Jefferson Beach Association plans to move forward with a volunteer effort to restore a private beach on Damariscotta Lake after consulting state authorities.