For the first time in the history of Wreaths Across America, the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office was represented. Deputy Kevin Dennison and Detective Scott Hayden traveled to Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia Saturday, Dec. 13 to honor those who have fallen in service to their country.
Manhunt on Westport Island Leads to Arrest of Wiscasset Man
Pepper spray was needed to apprehend a Wiscasset man from the waters of Back River off Westport Island on Sunday, Dec. 14, ending a four-hour manhunt that involved the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office, Westport Island Fire Department, Wiscasset Police Department, and a K-9 unit from the Kennebec Sheriff’s Office, a LCSO press release said.
Superior Court
Joshua D. Carver, 31, Westbrook, unlawful trafficking in scheduled drugs, April 24, 2012, Department of Corrections 20 months, probation revoked.
Bristol Officials Puzzle Over Fishing Vessel
The Bristol Harbor Committee and Board of Selectmen are trying to solve the puzzle of removing the fishing vessel Columbia, which has been moored in Pemaquid Harbor for over a year.
Freezing Rain Impacts Drivers, Emergency Responders in Jefferson
A sudden onset of freezing rain in Jefferson the morning of Nov. 30 caught road crews off guard and led to dozens of accidents and slide-offs, including one of the town’s fire trucks sliding off the road, according to state and local officials.
Fundraiser Brings in $13,000 for Boothbay Harbor Fire Victims
Updated Dec. 26 at 3:20 p.m.
An online fundraiser set up by a relative of the Boothbay Harbor family whose house was destroyed by fire on Christmas night has already met and surpassed its $10,000 goal.
Nobleboro Cemeteries
Damariscotta Police Department Welcomes New Administrative Assistant
Damariscotta Police Chief Ron Young announced the hiring of Joanna Kenefick, of Washington, as the Damariscotta Police Department’s new administrative assistant, during a Damariscotta Board of Selectmen meeting Dec. 17.
Jefferson’s Education Shortfall Narrows; Officials Sit Tight
Schools officials reported a better outlook regarding Jefferson’s anticipated budget shortfall in a meeting with the town’s selectmen Dec. 15, and both bodies opted to continue a wait-and-see approach on the issue.
Wiscasset School Committee Moves Ahead
Consolidation of grades K-6 into a single building and the search for interim Superintendent Lyford Beverage’s replacement dominated discussion at the Wiscasset School Committee meeting Wednesday, Dec. 10.
Wiscasset Voters Agree to Close the Primary School
Despite inclement weather Dec. 9, Wiscasset residents turned out in force to overwhelmingly vote in favor of closing the Wiscasset Primary School, 367-133.
Local Fire Departments Welcome Damariscotta’s New Engine 3
Bristol and Newcastle pumper trucks released the waters that Damariscotta Fire Department’s new Engine 3 roared through during a wet-down ceremony at the Damariscotta firehouse Saturday, Dec. 6.
Newcastle Couple Were ‘Heroes’ as Philanthropists, Volunteers
Robert and Margaret Baker, a Newcastle couple who passed away just days apart in late November, were people who gave both of themselves and their wallets to benefit Lincoln County towns in a number of ways.
New York Woman Gets Four Years for Trafficking Heroin
A Brooklyn, N.Y. woman pleaded guilty to felony charges of importing and trafficking heroin Oct. 30 and was sentenced to four years in prison.
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