A car accident on Route 1 in Edgecomb at approximately 2:47 p.m. on April 15 sent two Walpole residents to different area hospitals. They have since been discharged.

Government Notices Bremen Attention – All Bremen Clam-Diggers Bremen has a new Clam Management Ordinance. Clam Licenses are now reserved by Seniority. If you have held a Commercial License for the past 5 years, you have Seniority. To keep your Seniority you must purchase your Clam Harvest License for $100 Resident/$200 Non-Resident by APRIL 30, […]

Dickie and Deb Levensaler of Nobleboro are proud grandparents of triplets. Two identical girls and one boy were born on Feb. 2. Mia Rae weighed 3 pounds, 8 ounces, Skylar Jo weighed 3 lbs., 15 ounces, and Finnley James weighed 4 pounds, 1 ounce.

Meghan Gillespie and Michael Gillespie, of Wiscasset, are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby boy, Christopher Michael Gillespie.

The Newcastle Board of Selectmen and Newcastle Finance Committee will recommend slightly different municipal budgets to voters at annual town meeting in June.

The town of Newcastle presented its Boston Post Cane to 98-year-old Eugene Walsh during a brief ceremony at the Newcastle town office Monday, April 13.

Ron and Pam Lear have sold their popular Wiscasset ice cream shop to Tammy and Quintin Brooks of Whitefield. The new business will continue to sell Lear’s old fashioned home-made ice cream, under the name QT’s Ice Cream Parlor.

The raffle of a 2000 Mazda 626 sedan has raised more than $2,000 to place American flags on utility poles in Damariscotta, Newcastle, and Nobleboro.

A Dresden man has been sentenced to 90 days in jail and two years of probation and must pay the state $6,662.61 in restitution unemployment fraud. Meanwhile, the state dismissed two arson charges in connection with a 2013 fire at his home.

The Rockland and Rockport lime industry created a demand for small and mid-size schooners which were used to carry and transport lime which was packed in rough spruce casks. This gave the small shipyards along the Maine coast, like Newcastle and Damariscotta, a market for their medium sized, two-masted schooners.

Jessica Hisler and Michael W. Hoffses, of Cushing, are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby girl, Nova Lynn Hoffses.

The Little Village Bistro opened its doors for business Friday, April 17. Town officials had a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 65 Gardiner Road to welcome Tony and Cassandra Bickford’s new business to town the same day.

The Bristol Board of Selectmen met April 8 with several residents who want the town to reconsider paving dirt roads.

The Damariscotta and Newcastle boards of selectmen have agreed to continue working toward an extension of the interlocal agreement between the towns for public works.