Rose Ayers, 26, Jefferson, driving to endanger, Jan. 13, $575, license suspended 30 days; operating while license suspended or revoked, Jan. 13, $250, suspended $250.

Lincoln County saw the first flakes of snow for the season in the wee hours of Monday morning, but the duration was so fleeting and the snowfall so light that any effects were negligible.

By 2018, a Nobleboro man hopes to eradicate malaria from three villages in Indonesia and prevent more than 1,000 people from having to worry about the disease.

The Maine Department of Transportation filled in two sinkholes in Veterans Memorial Park in Newcastle Tuesday, Nov. 10.

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 AQUACULTURE LEASE RENEWAL The Commissioner is considering an application […]

Judy Colby has regained a seat on the Wiscasset Board of Selectmen. With 289 votes, the former selectman won the race for the seat vacated by Bill Barnes by a nearly 2-to-1 margin. Contender Roland Abbott received 142 votes and David Flynn received 109 votes.

After more than six months of discussion and an extensive review of the fireworks ordinances adopted by other municipalities in Maine, the Alna Planning Board has decided to rely on state law for the restrictions in its local ordinance.

The marquee at Bob Rogers Canoe Sales on Route 1 in Wiscasset announces the passing of Marine Sergeant Charles Abbott, and he will be missed.

Michelle L. Barto, 35, Augusta, unlawful possession of oxycodone, Oct. 30, 2014; unlawful trafficking in scheduled drugs, Oct. 30, 2014, both dismissed.

Damariscotta’s Yellowfront Grocery is receiving a bit of sprucing up just in time for the holidays.

With its final say on the 2016 budget, the Lincoln County Budget Advisory Committee sent a unanimous message to commissioners – reduce employees’ medical benefits.

Ellinwood Foundations’ property on Route 1 in Edgecomb may soon be the site of an additional business. Owner Ben Ellinwood attended an Edgecomb Planning Board meeting Thursday, Nov. 5 with architect George Parker to discuss using a portion of the property for a high-end storage facility.

After almost 20 years of working in a variety of offices, Jim Cosgrove is working from home.

Former Wiscasset Selectman Judith Colby will return to the board after winning a three-way race for a vacant seat Tuesday, Nov. 3.