Angelina Anderson, 24, New Harbor, failing to notify of motor vehicle accident, May 16, $500.

Government Notices Bremen REQUEST FOR BIDS – Bush-Hogging The Town of Bremen requests bids for bush-hogging to in¬clude 10 acres on Route 32, 2 acres behind salt shed, and 1/2 acre by the Town Center. Sealed bids to be opened on August 20th at 5:00 pm at the Selectmen’s Meeting, Town Center. Evidence of insurance […]

The town of Bristol, with assistance from engineering firm Wright-Pierce, will inspect and complete a structural analysis of the Bristol Mills Dam in early September.

Proud parents Derrick and Vanessa Parlin, big brother Gavin and big sister Gracie, of Waldoboro are pleased to announce their new addition, Iris, to their family.

The 2002 silver Dodge Ram that spent its winter at the bottom of Damariscotta Lake was removed June 29, Game Warden Joey Lefebvre said. The truck’s owner, Norman Palmer, hired a diver recommended by the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife to remove the truck.

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

Boothbay: Matthew G. Burke to Wayne E. Pierce and Veronica W. Pierce; Joan Day (Pr.) and Peter A. Nichols (Est.) to Chessell McGee, Joshua Nichols, and Elia Nichols; Dolores De Hoyos O’Byrne to Howard P. Wright Sr. (Tr.), Dorothy E. Wright (Tr.), and Fostina Trust Living Trust; Mary R. Drake to Robert W. McCoy Jr. and Elaine E. McCoy; Murray C. Bennett to Graham F. Bennett; Windledge Limited Liablity Company and Windledge LLC to Richard Proscia and Christina H. Proscia; Madalyne M. Merrill to Brian R. Merrill; Elizabeth F. Klein to Elizabeth F. Klein, Earl W. Klein Jr., Peter H. Klein, and Jennifer M. Klein; Carolyne A. Hutchins to Timothy D. Harding;

Vikki Hilton has moved onOne of the hardest things for me to do is visit a terminally ill friend. This is mostly because I am afraid that I won’t say the right thing to help my friend on their way. I recently visited my friend of 30-some years, Vikki Hilton, at her daughter’s home on the Mills Road. I wore my black habit and pastoral cross. I was ushered into Vikki’s room, where she was lying propped up on pillows with her large family seated around her.

Maia Zewert has joined the staff of The Lincoln County News as a general assignment reporter. Zewert will cover the towns of Bristol, Damariscotta, Newcastle, and South Bristol, and assist elsewhere as necessary.

A Boothbay man with a lengthy criminal history has been sentenced to three years in prison and three years of probation after reaching a plea deal in connection with a home invasion on Barter’s Island nearly 2½ years ago.

Jessica Deshiro and Paul Wells, of Damariscotta, are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby girl, Harper Olivia Deshiro.

A Porter man was sentenced July 27 to 3 1/2 years in prison with all but seven months suspended for a felony bail violation in Nobleboro, while two other felony charges against him were dismissed, according to court documents.

Waldoboro officers responded to 194 calls for service in this time period. Below are a few of the highlights.

The story of the day on Nov. 15, 1951 was on the front page of our hometown newspaper. A liquor store was to open in Damariscotta.

An Edgecomb woman who allegedly gave her 13-year-old daughter marijuana brownies in March pleaded guilty to misdemeanor endangering the welfare of a child July 20.