Government Notices Boothbay Harbor Town of Boothbay Harbor 11 Howard Street, Boothbay Harbor, ME 04538 Telephone: (207) 633-3671 Facsimile: (207) 633-7712 REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Piling Replacement Specifications I. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS A. Background • The Town of Boothbay Harbor is looking to replace 17 load bearing pilings and two 12″ x 12″ x 6′ caps at […]

Dow’s Discount furniture store opened its doors April 22, and owners Dana and Lisa Dow have offered part of the building’s space to the Midcoast Sports Hall of Fame for a nominal fee, according to Dana Dow.

The Somerville Budget Committee unanimously moved its proposed budget forward for annual town meeting, even though several members are concerned over a 40 percent larger request from the Somerville Volunteer Fire Department.

Afton Sinclair of Wiscasset and Giovanni Sinclair of Wiscasset were granted a divorce on Feb. 27. They were married in Brunswick on July 31, 2010. Shared parental rights of two minor children.

A Wiscasset man was sentenced to nine months in prison after pleading guilty March 27 to assaulting a woman in Edgecomb last fall, and will serve an additional seven months for violating his bail by contacting the victim, according to court paperwork.

Law enforcement suspects alcohol was a factor in a single-vehicle accident that injured a Bristol woman and broke two utility poles in Bremen April 1.

The town of Damariscotta is exploring the feasibility of installing solar panels on the roof of the fire station, according to Town Manager Matt Lutkus.

The U.S. Coast Guard could soon sink the fishing vessel Columbia, now declared an abandoned vessel by the town of Bristol.

William Ball Jr., 28, Bristol, operating while license suspended or revoked, March 11, $250.

After an 18-month process, Bremen’s Community Shellfish LLC moved into its brand new facility on Route 32 in mid-March, according to owner Boe Marsh.

Tony Casella’s longtime plan for a 48-unit hotel on Davis Island may be obsolete if a new proposal to build three single-family cottages on the property is approved.

Government Notices Bremen Attention – All Bremen Clam-Diggers Bremen has a new Clam Management Ordinance. Clam Licenses are now reserved by Seniority. If you have held a Commercial License for the past 5 years, you have Seniority. To keep your Seniority you must purchase your Clam Harvest License for $100 Resident/$200 Non-Resident by APRIL 30, […]

The future of a joint public works department in Damariscotta and Newcastle appears uncertain as the deadline to renew the agreement approaches and officials continue to differ on key issues.

Long time Lincoln County News columnist Marilyn Beane is still writing weekly after 33 years, and doesn’t plan on stopping any time soon.