One person was transported to the hospital following a two car accident in Nobleboro on Friday afternoon, Oct. 9.

Michelle Niemi and Matt Niemi, of Waldoboro, are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby boy, Archer Niemi.

A blustery wind and rain storm that pummeled Lincoln County Wednesday night through Thursday morning caused power outages to 305 Lincoln County households, according to Central Maine Power Co. Electricity was restored to most households by 10 p.m. on Thursday night, according to CMP.

Amanda and Nathaniel Diaz, of Waldoboro, are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Levi Raymond Diaz, born on July 31 at 7:55 a.m. at LincolnHealth – Miles Campus.

One of three men charged with arson for allegedly burning a Waldoboro boathouse containing a 36-foot lobster boat in 2012 pleaded guilty in Lincoln County Superior Court Oct. 1.

A Waldoboro man has received a nine-month jail sentence for threatening a woman with a baseball bat and destroying the woman’s belongings with the bat.

The Wiscasset Police Department reports the following activity for the week ending Oct. 4.

ArrestLogan Betts, 24, Wiscasset, warrant for failure to appear, Oct. 3.

In a special meeting held Oct. 8, the Wiscasset School Committee named Peg Armstrong, of Bath, the next principal for the Wiscasset Middle High School.

Malcolm Libby, 26, of Waldoboro, failing to notify of motor vehicle accident, $250 fine; failing to make oral or written accident report, $250 fine.

High winds and heavy rainfall pummeled Lincoln County during the overnight hours from Wednesday into Thursday, prompting the National Weather Service to issue advisories regarding coastal flooding and power outages.

Over the next few weeks a Bremen man will be finishing his training in preparation for an international weight-lifting competition in Nevada.

A Wiscasset man accused of assaulting a 16-year-old girl in Waldoboro and Wiscasset on the same day in March pleaded guilty to a charge of domestic violence assault during a hearing in Lincoln County Superior Court in Wiscasset on Monday, Sept. 21.

An East Boothbay woman has been sentenced to two years in prison and three years of probation for trafficking heroin in Boothbay Harbor last year.

Students at Great Salt Bay Community School will soon have easier access to water throughout the day thanks to the work of fourth-grader Mitchell Straus.