A Newcastle man hopes to draw attention to some relatively obscure issues – and win a few votes – with his candidacy for U.S. president.
Crime & Courts
Wiscasset Man to Serve Five Years for Heroin Trafficking
Portland Man Pleads Guilty to Car Theft in Newcastle
Dresden Man Pleads Guilty in Fraud Case, Arson Charges Dismissed
Juvenile on Probation Allegedly Burglarizes Wiscasset Home
Hampden Couple Arrested on Slew of Charges in Nobleboro
WHS Student Allegedly Attempts to Sell Nine Drugs at School
New Deputy Joins Sheriff’s Office
Lincoln County Sheriff’s Deputy Caleb Poirier started work April 6, becoming the newest addition to the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office.
Local, State Officials to Discuss Federal Street Weight Limit
The Wiscasset Board of Selectmen will meet with representatives of the Department of Transportation and the town of Newcastle Tuesday, May 5 to discuss the weight limit on Federal Street.
Edgecomb Volunteer Firefighters Complete Basic Firefighter Training
Boothbay Fire Department Captain Dave Pratt lit two flares and threw them into a Subaru hatchback filled with hay. The car fire on Saturday, April 18 at a gravel pit in Boothbay was the last step for eight members of the Edgecomb Fire Department to complete basic firefighter training.
Westport Island Volunteers Hard at Work
Volunteers have always been an important part of Westport Island town government, as with most towns and cities throughout the country. The week of April 12 to 18 is National Volunteer Appreciation Week, the time for towns to show their appreciation to their volunteers.
Boothbay Harbor Man Gets Seven Years For Burglary Spree
A Boothbay Harbor man will serve seven years in prison for a 2012-2013 burglary spree in Lincoln and Sagadahoc counties.
Jefferson Voters to Address Education Shortfall
After months of monitoring, the Jefferson School Committee voted April 6 to transfer funds within the budget to help cover unanticipated shortfalls, and to ask voters to approve further transfers and the use of other town funds to close the remainder of the gap.
Medomak Middle School Takes State Science Olympiad Crown for Third Year
Medomak Middle School’s Science Olympiad team earned a first-place finish in the state meet for the third year in a row this March, but some complications made this year’s win more of a nail-biter, according to team coordinator Madelon Kelly.
Wiscasset Police Defend School Resource Officer Position
Wiscasset Police Chief Troy Cline and School Resource Officer Perry Hatch attended the Wiscasset School Board meeting March 26 to provide an update of Hatch’s work and establish a vision for the second year of the position.
Bremen’s Share of GSB Budget Grows
The 2015-2016 Great Salt Bay Consolidated School District budget contains a 1.82 percent increase, but a shift in enrollment means Bremen’s share of the budget will grow by 29.04 percent.
No Contests in Damariscotta Election
None of the three candidates on the ballot for Damariscotta’s municipal election will have opponents this year, and all are current or former town officials.
Damariscotta Municipal Budget Rises 3.05 Percent
Damariscotta voters will consider a 3.05 percent increase in the $2.72 million municipal budget at annual town meeting in June.
Hannaford Reps Talk Expansion With Waldoboro Planning Board
Representatives from Hannaford Bros. met with the Waldoboro Planning Board April 8 to discuss the company’s plans to expand its store at the corner of Routes 1 and 32.
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