The town of Damariscotta is exploring the feasibility of installing solar panels on the roof of the fire station, according to Town Manager Matt Lutkus.

The U.S. Coast Guard could soon sink the fishing vessel Columbia, now declared an abandoned vessel by the town of Bristol.

William Ball Jr., 28, Bristol, operating while license suspended or revoked, March 11, $250.

After an 18-month process, Bremen’s Community Shellfish LLC moved into its brand new facility on Route 32 in mid-March, according to owner Boe Marsh.

Tony Casella’s longtime plan for a 48-unit hotel on Davis Island may be obsolete if a new proposal to build three single-family cottages on the property is approved.

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, […]

A Wiscasset man was sentenced to nine months in prison after pleading guilty March 27 to assaulting a woman in Edgecomb last fall, and will serve an additional seven months for violating his bail by contacting the victim, according to court paperwork.

Law enforcement suspects alcohol was a factor in a single-vehicle accident that injured a Bristol woman and broke two utility poles in Bremen April 1.

The Department of Transportation will install rumble strips on Route 1 in Damariscotta, Edgecomb, Newcastle, Nobleboro, and Waldoboro this summer.

It was a typical late March day at ChickGooEwe Farm in Jefferson, until owner Sandra Redemske found a goose nesting between two sheep.

This morning I meandered along memory lane by glancing through some photo albums I maintain in Apple’s iPhoto app. I was surprised to note that nearly eight years have passed since I spent a week traveling in Finland with our son, Andrew.

Dresden Elementary and Edgecomb Eddy are two of just 12 schools to earn recognition as High Performance Reward Schools from the Maine Department of Education.

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, […]

The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office believes the discovery of a stolen Mercedes in Newcastle and the theft of another vehicle from Newcastle Chrysler are related.