The Dresden Planning Board has voted 5-0 to accept an application for a mining permit from Ludwig Road gravel pit owner Dick Condon as complete.
Legal Notices – Week of Nov. 12
Alna Town of Alna Notice of Public Hearing Monday, December 7, 2015 • 7 p.m. At the Alna Fire Station To discuss the proposed Alna Consumer Fireworks Ordinance Copies of the proposed ordinance are available at the Town Office or on the Town website: http://alna.maine.gov Bristol Town of Bristol Request for Road Grading Bids The […]
Skidder Catches Fire in Edgecomb
A logging operation on River Road in Edgecomb was interrupted shortly after 3 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 5 when a skidder caught fire.
Waldoboro Man Admits Fault in Fatal Accident
A Waldoboro man has admitted to causing the deaths of a Whitinsville, Mass. couple in an accident on Route 1 in Waldoboro April 18, 2014.
Legal Notices – Week of Nov. 5
Bremen 6072Bremen Planning Board Meeting November 10, 2015 at 7:00pm Bremen Town Office Applications for Review: A.WalterandMaryVoskian,Map 3 Lot32 -Seasonal Dock on an island on Webber Pond B.Pete rArnold, Preliminary Hearing for Hoop House to be used for sea weed drying at Community Shellfish’s property November 8,2015 • Site Reviews 3 p.m. Bristol The Bristol […]
Aiva Synnöve Maynard
E.J. and Amy Maynard, of Baltimore, are excited to announce the arrival of a daughter, Aiva Synnöve Maynard.
GSB Elective Takes Learning to the Woods
Students at Great Salt Bay Community School now have the chance to learn how to build fires, tie knots, and pick up other wilderness and survival skills through a new elective offered by Assistant Principal Ira Michaud.
Incoming Bookstore Owner Seeks Liquor License
The Damariscotta Board of Selectmen will hold a public hearing at its Wednesday, Nov. 18 meeting to discuss an application for a liquor license from the incoming owner of the Maine Coast Book Shop and Café.
Marines Celebrate 240th Birthday in Damariscotta
U.S. Marines and their families gathered at the Wells-Hussey American Legion Post in Damariscotta to celebrate the 240th birthday of the U.S. Marine Corps Tuesday, Nov. 10.
Jefferson Man Allegedly Assaults Woman, Juvenile
A 44-year-old Jefferson man faces charges for allegedly choking a woman and punching a juvenile in the throat during separate incidents in the same week.
Witness Credibility Deflates Waldoboro Tire-Slashing Case
A key witness’s lack of credibility has forced the dismissal of all charges against a Waldoboro man accused of slashing police cruiser tires this summer.
Wiscasset Veteran Remembers War in the Pacific
Since the end of World War II, Howard Cederlund has traversed the North American continent and traveled internationally, oftentimes reuniting with his former shipmates aboard the USS Menard and their surviving family members. The Pacific region, however, is an area of the world he has no intention of returning to, he said.
Andrew James Rancourt
Alexander Rancourt would like to announce the birth of his baby brother, Andrew James Rancourt.
Bremen Decides Columbia Needs Mooring Permit
The Columbia, a 90-foot fishing vessel which became a point of contention as it sat abandoned in Pemaquid Harbor for nearly two years, is drawing concern in its new home, Bremen’s Greenland Cove.
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