A low-budget horror movie filmed in Round Pond last winter will premiere at the South by Southwest festival in Austin, Texas at midnight March 16.

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

ArrestFrederick Stone, Boothbay, violation of condition of release, Feb. 6.

“Calendar Girls” opened last weekend at The Portland Players. For local actress Nancy Durgin, of Wiscasset, it was a first. Based on the 2003 film by the same name, “Calendar Girls” tells the story of a group of women who persuade each another to pose for a charity calendar – in the nude.

Taking to the road to rally support for his proposed $6.3 billion biennial budget, Gov. Paul LePage brought his case to the people Wednesday night, appearing before the monthly meeting of the Lincoln County Republican Committee.

The latest National Weather Service bulletin indicates that a storm front moving through Lincoln County on Sunday will be less powerful than originally forecast. Snowfall accumulation is now estimated at 8 to 12 inches, substantially lower than the 18 to 24 inches earlier forecast by the NWS.

Christopher Robert Worrell and Rashael Marie Worrell (Thomas), of Mt. Pleasant Mills, Penn., are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby boy, Christopher Robert Worrell Jr.

With the loss last month of Randy Raymond, proprietor of the Movie Pizza Shoppe in Waldoboro, years of the man’s contributions to local individuals and organizations have come to a close.

A Bremen teenager who allegedly burglarized three Church Street homes last fall faces several new charges after allegedly trying to break into cars in the same neighborhood Saturday, Feb. 14.

Adult entertainment establishments in Damariscotta could only operate in two areas of town if voters adopt a draft ordinance.

The following property transfers were recorded recently at the Lincoln County Courthouse in Wiscasset:

Boothbay: Randolph S. Pinkham to Randolph S. Pinkham and Dorothy W. Pinkham; John D. Gray (Pr.) and Flora M. Gray (Est.) to John D. Gray; Joseph A. Simpson Jr. and Eleanor L. Simpson to Samuel C. Fuller and Amy L. Fuller; Stephen Vowles and Priscilla McCandless to Richard J. Zigari;

A Maine Department of Transportation plan – currently on hold – would move Red’s Eats to a nearby wharf as part of several changes to Wiscasset’s downtown and waterfront. The family that owns the landmark eatery opposes the move.

Gov. Paul LePage has stepped into the ring regarding a religious discrimination case against Moody’s Diner that the Maine Human Rights Commission ruled on last November, according to the Maine Center for Public Interest Reporting.

For those in need of some important item so desperately that they are willing to brave forecast blizzard conditions for it, Lincoln County supermarkets will be awaiting with open doors.

In an emotional day in court Thursday, Feb. 5, an Edgecomb man received his sentence for a misdemeanor OUI charge stemming from a 2013 incident that critically injured his best friend. Drew Wallace, 25, of Edgecomb, was sentenced to 364 days in jail with all but 30 days suspended and one year of probation.