Hannaford Supermarkets’ site plan for expanding its Waldoboro store was granted unanimous approval by the Waldoboro Planning Board June 10, subject to its signage being reviewed and approved by the “appropriate regulatory authorities,” according to the board’s draft meeting minutes.

Government Notices Boothbay Harbor Town of Boothbay Harbor REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS – INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT SERVICES May 26, 2015 The Town of Boothbay Harbor is seeking proposals from qualified financial investment fi rms to provide investment management of the Town’s Reserve Funds portfolio which has a current market value of approximately $400,000. The funds to be […]

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Four Candidates Run for Waldoboro Select Board

Five Candidates Vie for Three Waldoboro Budget Committee Seats

Three Contenders for Two Seats on Wiscasset Board of Selectmen

Dresden Teacher Runs for First Selectman

Dresden First Selectman Seeks Third Term

Three Run for Treasurer in Dresden

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The Dresden Planning Board will hold a public hearing about a proposal to build a public boat ramp at the site of the old Dresden- Richmond bridge on Tuesday, June 23. The hearing will commence at Pownalborough Hall at 6:30 p.m.

Mackenzie K. Murray, 23, Waldoboro, probation violation, original conviction for theft by unauthorized taking or transfer, probation partially revoked, no sentence imposed.

Waldoboro’s last remaining brand-name car dealership, Harold C. Ralph Chevrolet, will be closed for good after June 26, according to co-owner Steve Ralph.

The Damariscotta Police Department is investigating a hit-and-run accident near 319 Main St. at about 4:15 p.m., Wednesday, June 17.

According to Town Manager Linda-Jean Briggs, the Waldoboro Public Works Department has decided to perform its usual work at this year’s Waldoboro Day following apologies from several members of the Waldoboro Board of Selectmen.

The first week of June marks the highly anticipated opening of the Wasses Hot Dogs stand at 519 Main St. in Damariscotta.

Voters in Waldoboro, Friendship, Washington, Warren, and Union will decide on a $24,032,456.26 K-12 education budget for Regional School Unit 40 at a referendum on Tuesday, June 9.

What if there were no Lincoln County Animal Shelter that folks could visit? I felt this as never before on Saturday afternoon. The thought is always with me, but seeing older rescued animals go to their forever homes and one blind beagle being taken home with a loving family, it reminds me that our shelter is a Lincoln County treasure.

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

Boothbay: Betsy L. Angelico to Andrew G. Angelico; Suzanne C. Henderson and Suzanne C. Kuzniacki to Suzanne C. Henderson 2013 Revocable Trust; Gordon F. Nicoll (Pr.) Tr., Robert S. Nicoll (Pr.) Tr., Peter S. Nicoll (Pr.) Tr., Robert G. Nicoll (Est.) and Nicoll Family Trust to Kerry McEntee and Marilyn R. McEntee;

Updated July 1 at 9:47 a.m.
A Wiscasset man is facing charges locally and in Hancock County for allegedly defrauding an elderly couple through an asphalt paving scam in Edgecomb and breaking several consumer protection laws in both Hancock and Lincoln counties, according to Lincoln County Sheriff’s Detective Scott Hayden.

Though the gap narrowed by one vote in a recount in Waldoboro June 17, Katie Winchenbach’s victory over Bob Butler in the race for one of the town’s select board seats was confirmed, according to results shared by acting Town Clerk Eileen Dondlinger.