Hagar Enterprises Inc. is asking Damariscotta to approve a zoning amendment that would enable the business to expand operations at its 162 Biscay Rd. property.

Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office Detective Jared Mitkus will focus on domestic violence investigations in his new position.

A 25-year-old Boothbay man and his mother are both facing charges following a two-vehicle collision in Wiscasset April 8.

The senior member of the Damariscotta Board of Selectmen resigned April 1, citing differences with town management about “employment situations.”

At Jefferson’s annual town meeting referendum March 31, voters approved the proposed $729,600 municipal budget and approved all but one article on the warrant, according to unofficial results provided by the town.

Terri Gilman, 39, of Jefferson, forgery, 30 days in jail, all suspended, one year probation.

The National Geographic Channel reality show “Filthy Riches” will feature a Newcastle man who makes and repairs clam and worm hoes in an upcoming episode.

Newcastle appears likely to have a new selectman and school committee member after the municipal election on Tuesday, June 9.

A significant tax increase may be the only long-term solution to Edgecomb’s budget woes, selectmen said at their meeting Monday, April 20.

The former Bond Brothers Hardware building, located on Route 32 in Jefferson, was sold on March 30 to a Massachusetts couple. The property was purchased by James (Jim) and Marie Lindsey, summer residents who own a house on South Clary Road.

Updated April 9


Whitefield Elementary School has revised the target date it will reopen for classes.


Whitefield Elementary School Principal Josh McNaughton said last week light fixtures in the gymnasium, the source of two separate fires in just over one year, will be completely replaced before the school is reopened to students.

The Waldoboro Fire Department held its annual recognition banquet on Saturday, April 4, honoring some of its members as well as its supporters.

Bremen voters passed all articles on the town meeting warrant March 28, approving the municipal and secondary education budgets in open meeting and a new clam management ordinance by secret ballot.

Jason Bechard, 43, South Bristol, operating while license suspended or revoked, Jan. 5, $250.