The Wiscasset Police Department reported the following activity for the week ending Aug. 30.

SummonsAllison L. Brown, 44, Woolwich, operating without a valid inspection, failing to produce evidence of insurance, Aug. 24.

Sirens blared from Molnlycke Health Care’s manufacturing facility off of Old Ferry Road in Wiscasset on Sept. 23. Employees evacuated, the switchboard at Lincoln County 9-1-1 lit up, and a multi-agency response to a report of a chemical spill ensued.

Travis Lee’s faith in humanity was restored Friday afternoon, Sept. 18 after a man from Walpole returned his wallet.

A Belfast woman on probation was arrested following an alleged altercation with another motorist on Route 1 in Wiscasset the morning of Tuesday, Sept. 15.

The Coast Guard, in partnership with the American Lighthouse Foundation and the Maine Office of Tourism, is inviting the public to visit and tour 23 Maine lighthouses Saturday Sept. 12, during the seventh annual Maine Open Lighthouse Day.

Alcohol is suspected to be a factor in a motor vehicle accident that involved two cars and a motorcycle on Gardiner Road at approximately 2:30 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 5.

Bridget Widmaier has participated in the New York City marathon twice. The first time, in 1995, she stopped during mile 18 and did not cross the finish line. She finished the race the following year, unaware she was two months pregnant at the time. On Nov. 1, she will participate for a third time, this time as a breast cancer survivor.

The following property transfers were recorded recently at the Lincoln County Courthouse in Wiscasset:

Boothbay: Robert Kingsley and Georgia Kingsley to J. Kevin Reilly; Dale B. McCoy to RWH Investments Limited Liability Company; Dale B. McCoy (Tr.), Charles A. Buttner (Tr.), and Buttner Trust to RWH Investments Limited Liability Company; Harold D. Moorefield Jr. and Deborah A. Moorefield to Harold D. Moorefield Jr. and Deborah A. Moorefield; Kathleen M. Roscoe to Kathleen M. Roscoe (Tr.) and Kathleen M. Roscoe 2015 Revocable Trust;

Rachael and J.W. Oliver, of South Bristol, welcomed a baby boy, Harrison Garth Oliver, at LincolnHealth’s Miles Campus in Damariscotta.

When Linda Porter entered her third semester of her master’s program at Goddard College, she needed to come up with an idea for her thesis presentation. She decided to combine two things she has first-hand knowledge of: martial arts and menopause.

The Dresden Board of Selectmen plans to meet with Dresden Planning Board Chairman Jeff Pierce and an attorney to discuss the Ludwig Road gravel pit.

Seasonal passenger trains will no longer stop in Lincoln County after the Maine Department of Transportation chose not to renew the operating lease held by Maine Eastern Railroad Sept. 2.

A 2008 Boothbay Region High School graduate and Boothbay Harbor native is helping the U.S. Navy keep sea lanes safe and open in the Middle East, serving on the mine countermeasures ship USS Sentry.

Damariscotta police are investigating a break-in at The Cook’s Corner.