Government Notices Bremen TOWN OF BREMEN Planning Board Meeting March 10, 2015 at 7 p.m. Bremen Town Office Applications: 1.Gordon Libby Forest Products Sub-Division Application M10,L1 2.James McKinney M4,L65-E New Business: 1.Proper response to persons asking for info and advice without a permit application. Old Business: 1.Review Devlin Application 2.Michael Clark, Muscongus Pier Replacement Bristol […]

The ALLPLaY Family Entertainment Center in Waldoboro is up for sale just over a year after its owners bought property to build a second location in Belfast.

A Newcastle retiree faces a felony charge after allegedly brandishing a large knife and threatening to kill a sheriff’s deputy in his apartment Jan. 10.

A silver 2002 Dodge Ram is currently at the bottom of Damariscotta Lake and removing it will not be easy, Maine Game Warden Joey Lefebvre said. The truck, owned by Norman Palmer, fell through the ice on Damariscotta Lake Feb. 2, Lefebvre said.

Charity donations, accepting Moosehead Lane as a town road, and a new municipal parking lot were the warrant articles that generated the most discussion at the Whitefield town meeting Saturday, March 21. After some discussion, debate, and defeated amendments, voters approved the $997,453 worth of expenditures included in the warrant.

A former Wiscasset man was sentenced to four years in prison Thursday, March 12 after pleading guilty to a robbery and selling heroin in Augusta.

A car crashed into a utility pole on Union Road (Route 235) in Waldoboro shortly before 6 p.m., Wednesday, March 11.

Alna’s third selectman seat is the only contested race to be voted on at the March town meeting and a recent email from a private resident has turned up the heat of the election.

Every penny countsAbout once a month a neighbor knocks on my door and hands me a $20 bill. “For the shelter,” he says, then quietly takes his leave. What does this gift mean for the Lincoln County Animal Shelter?

A couple from Hampden were both arrested in recent days after a woman allegedly ran the man over after she walked in on him allegedly attempting to sexually assault a 12-year-old girl, according to a press release from Lincoln County Sheriff’s Lt. Michael Murphy.

Alna voters ratified a three-year winter roads contract with Hagar Enterprises Inc., of Damariscotta, during annual town meeting Saturday, March 21.

A nearly 6 percent bump in the tuition rate Lincoln Academy can charge school districts was more than AOS 93 towns had budgeted for this year, but L.A.’s head of school said the increase is more in line with traditional increases than those in recent years.

Alna has a new second and third selectman following the March 21 town meeting. Doug Baston unseated incumbent David Reingardt to win the third selectman’s seat in a 102-62 vote. Melissa Spinney won the uncontested second selectman seat with 133 votes.

In less than 1½ hours, Bristol residents approved their education and municipal budgets, along with other articles, during the annual town meeting Tuesday, March 17.