Rockland-based Maritime Energy is planning to open a branch office on Route 1 in Nobleboro this summer, which will improve response times and service for its customers, according to Vice President Susan Ware Page.

Government Notices Boothbay Harbor Town of Boothbay Harbor REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS – INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT SERVICES May 26, 2015 The Town of Boothbay Harbor is seeking proposals from qualified financial investment firms to provide investment management of the Town’s Reserve Funds portfolio which has a current market value of approximately $400,000. The funds to be invested […]

Even though Jefferson’s education budget moved through the open budget adoption meeting May 19 with no motions to amend it, no comments, and no questions, the $5,532,891 budget for 2015-2016 barely passed at referendum June 2 by a difference of only two votes.

Cook’s Corner, located on Main Street in Damariscotta, will open for year-round business by the second week of July, offering breakfast, lunch, dessert, and vegetarian options.

Voters in Regional School Unit 40 validated a $24,032,456.26 K-12 education budget for 2015-2016 at referendum June 9 in a 712-477 vote.

The town of Westport Island has two candidates seeking a three-year term as second selectman. One will have his name on the ballot while the other is running as a write-in candidate. Incumbent Gerald “Jerry” Bodmer’s name will be on the ballot and former Selectman Reginald Lee’s name will not be on the ballot.

The Regional School Unit 40 Board of Directors and the Medomak Valley Education Association – the collective bargaining unit for teachers in RSU 40 – have both unanimously approved a new three-year contract for the district’s teachers.

The residents of 14 Cronk’s Lane in Wiscasset are currently without a home following a Saturday, June 13 structure fire.

Wiscasset voted to keep its school resource officer and elected William David Cherry and Judy Flanagan to the Board of Selectmen at the referendum annual town meeting Tuesday, June 9.

Damariscotta voters approved the town’s 2015-2016 secondary education budget during a second special town meeting for the purpose in the Great Salt Bay Community School cafeteria Thursday evening, May 28.

During the past couple of weeks we have discussed the floor and ceiling on wages put into place by the “greatest generation.”

Damariscotta could receive state reimbursement for most of a $200,000 expense for a single special education student to attend school out of state, according to new figures from school officials.

Emily A. Allen, 23, Readfield, failing to stop for officer, Jan. 26, $250.

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.