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Participants in the After School Adventures program have spent the last month turning homemade clay into ornaments to benefit the Feed Our Scholars program and the Wiscasset Community Center scholarship fund. Those ornaments are now ready for sale.

Hay bales inside the body of an N.A. Reny Construction Inc. dump truck caught fire when holes in the body exposed the exhaust to the bales of hay Tuesday, Dec. 2, according to Edgecomb firefighter Wally Staples.

Hodgdon Yachts Inc. will watch a new chapter of its nearly 200-year history unfold 10,000 miles away this weekend. A new yacht unlike any other from the East Boothbay shipyard will debut and face an important test in one of the world’s premier yacht races.

The Edgecomb woman who crossed the centerline of Route 1 and caused a head-on, two vehicle accident in Wiscasset on Dec. 31 had been cited two hours earlier for the alleged unlawful use of an inhalant.

Pia and Greg Marancik, of Jefferson, are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby girl, Elani Ann Marancik.

Jefferson Road Commissioner Alan Johnston submitted a letter of resignation to the town’s selectmen Dec. 15. He plans to step down from his role effective April 1.

The Miss Wiscasset Diner has been a part of Wiscasset’s landscape since it was built in 1960. Over the years it has changed management several times, always serving local people, truck drivers, and travelers with a place to stop, have a cup of coffee, and eat during the four seasons of Maine.

State and federal officials, including Gov. Paul LePage, gathered in the middle of the Maine Kennebec Bridge, connecting Dresden and Richmond, for a ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday, Dec. 5.

The shared programs in AOS 93 are under examination as officials consider changes to the 2015-2016 budget model, but the Alternative Classroom for Educational Services program, headquartered at the Great Salt Bay Community School in Damariscotta, is still hard at work giving all students a chance at learning.

Lincoln County should see some unsettled weather overnight Tuesday into Wednesday, according to the National Weather Service. While no warnings or advisories have been issued by the NWS for Lincoln County at the time of this posting, a Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for the counties just inland of Lincoln County. Area residents can expect overnight precipitation to start as sleet or snow, leaving up to 2 inches of accumulation, before warmer temps move in and all precipitation changes over to rainfall, most likely melting any accumulation quickly, according to the NWS.

As a prisoner of war under the Germans, U.S. Army veteran Dean Ness, now of Damariscotta, was taken across Europe by boxcar to Poland, where a German doctor with ties to the United States saved his ailing leg.

Ervin Deck, manager of the Wiscasset Municipal Airport since 2008, has announced his intention to resign in a short addendum to the airport’s September report.

The Animal House, an award-winning, family-owned business in Damariscotta since 2005, is opening a second location in Westbrook in the Kohl’s plaza on Nov. 15. The Animal House features only natural products and offers free nutritional consultations.