Waldoboro’s longtime town clerk has filed suit against the town over a denied appeal of disciplinary proceedings brought against her by the town manager, according to court documents.

With her new business Dessert Connection open and taking orders, Jefferson resident Rhonda Flagg is hoping to share her passion for baking with the world.

Less than a week before their annual town meeting Edgecomb officials received word the town’s financial situation was not as dire as they have been led to believe.

A Wiscasset man with prior convictions for drug crimes and sexual assault was sentenced to 5 1/2 years in prison Tuesday, May 26 for trafficking in the dangerous narcotic fentanyl.

Tasha and Luke Suttmeier, of Newcastle, are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby boy, Nolan.

The lights went out in the Wiscasset Middle School gym Friday, May 15. In darkness, the seventh grade walked in holding handmade butterflies illuminated by a small electronic tea light.

Lydia and Kevin Crafts of Newcastle are proud to announce the birth of a baby girl, Kestrel Charlotte Crafts.

Damariscotta wants “everyone who has an interest in the future of Damariscotta’s historic downtown” to fill out a 10-question online survey about potential waterfront improvements.

Lincoln County Sheriff Todd Brackett attended the Alna Board of Selectmen meeting May 6 to speak about the county’s animal control officer program, which Alna is considering joining following the resignation of their animal control officer.

Dresden is now home to the first commercial aquaponics operation in Maine. Fluid Farms is building a facility at 972 River Rd., formerly home to the wholesale nursery Sunshine Growers.

May 19, well! Here is about maybe half of me, coming to you, with more of our assisted living news from Crawford Commons here in Union.

Sheriff Todd Brackett reports the following:

Edgecomb voters turned down appropriating $74,200 for a full-time fire chief and using the Woodend Boat Fund to augment the town’s surplus account at the annual town meeting Saturday, May 16.

I often recall going to the local barbershop with my father as a young boy just starting grammar school. I found it a very interesting place to hear the local news and events that were taking place here in town.