Government Notices Bremen Town of Bremen Clam Conservation Committee Meeting Tuesday March 31, 2015 at 9:00 a.m. at the Bremen Town Center AGENDA: 1. Set the license fee for the harvest year 2015-2016 2. Review memorandum to licensees with seniority 3. Act on request for seniority 4. Other business 5. Public Comment Bristol The Assessors […]

Things are looking bright for Ross Bradley, a Bristol-based electrician who specializes in solar power.

A Porter man convicted of a 1974 murder in Nobleboro will serve three years in prison after the Maine Parole Board revoked his parole March 5, the Sun Journal reports.

A Wiscasset man who was free on bail for charges related to a high-speed chase in December was rearrested Feb. 26 for making threatening comments about Wiscasset Police Chief Troy Cline to clerks at the Lincoln County Courthouse.

For the third year in a row, Bristol Consolidated School has benefited from the Kieve-Wavus Education Inc. Educators in Residence program.

Alna residents will vote on several contentious matters at their town meeting, most notably warrant articles that will test public support for the selectmen’s multi-year snowplowing contract with Hagar Enterprises. The meeting will convene at the fire station at 10 a.m., Saturday, March 21.

The Bank of Maine will merge into Camden National Bank, creating Maine’s largest community bank.

Damariscotta residents quickly and unanimously approved permanent restrictions on where adult entertainment establishments can open during a special town meeting Wednesday, March 18.

Down East magazine named South Bristol an Editors’ Choice as one of the “Best Places to Live in Maine” in its March 2015 cover story.

The Damariscotta River Association has already purchased Crow Island, but Maine Gov. Paul LePage’s decision to withhold conservation funds could deal “a real blow” to the project and the association.

The Center for Teaching and Learning has operated quietly in Edgecomb for over 20 years as a “demonstration school” to teach both students and educators a unique, innovative, and joyful approach to learning.

A 25-year-old Bremen man pleaded guilty to a single misdemeanor count of possessing child pornography Feb. 26 and was sentenced to 30 days in jail.

The planned community appreciation event for the Whitefield Fire and Rescue department, scheduled for Monday, March 9, at the town’s fire station, has been cancelled.

Nobleboro Fire Chief Ryan Gallagher pleaded guilty to assault and obstructing the report of a crime or injury Feb. 27, and a domestic violence assault charge against him was dismissed.