Joshua D. Benner, 26, Deer Isle, assault, Jan. 10; robbery, Jan. 10, both dismissed.

After more than 12 years, Bad Hair Days salon in Waldoboro will close its doors Tuesday, March 31.

A public hearing March 12 on Jefferson’s upcoming annual town meeting was lightly attended and quickly dispatched, but voters will give their final say by referendum on Tuesday, March 31.

This has been another one of those weeks when we both realized the joy of having real, true friends who always enjoy some of the hobbies and subjects we love to share with other people in our area.

An East Boothbay man is okay after he suffered a medical issue that caused an unusual single-vehicle accident in East Boothbay Tuesday morning, March 10.

Effective Monday, March 9, the South Bristol Post Office will reduce its retail hours. The office will be open from 8-11 a.m. and noon to 3 p.m. Monday to Friday and 8:30-11:30 a.m. on Saturday.

The American flag stood at half mast outside Whitefield Elementary School on Saturday, March 14 as hundreds gathered to celebrate the life and mourn the loss of Lt. David James Mason, of Whitefield Fire and Rescue.

Students and staff at Medomak Valley High School and the community at large has been working on ways to support the school’s principal, Harold Wilson, who was recently diagnosed with liver cancer.

The morning meeting is a tradition at the Center for Teaching and Learning in Edgecomb. On Friday, March 20, over 100 extra guests joined the Center for Teaching and Learning for their morning meeting to welcome Nancie Atwell home.

The Damariscotta Police Department reports the following activity from March 2 to 8:

ArrestsDamian Chapman, Nobleboro, warrant, March 3.

Three candidates are looking to fill a seat on the Jefferson School Committee left vacant when Shawn St. Cyr resigned earlier this year.

Whitefield residents will gather Saturday, March 21 to elect municipal officials and decide how much in taxpayer funds will be appropriated for municipal activities.

It takes many businesses, small and large, to support what is far and away the state’s most valuable fishery, including one Lincoln County company that is steadfast when it comes to the notion of staying local.

Eric Dedoes, president of Plante Buoy Sticks in Somerville, said the company has been manufacturing plastic gear for lobster and crab traps for more than 30 years.

Fire destroyed a double-wide mobile home in Boothbay the evening of Saturday, March 7. The occupants and their pets escaped.