For the third year, Westport Island’s Greenleaf Cove Association has filed an appeal to the State Property Tax Review Board.

A Friendship woman was convicted of a felony related to the theft of ice cream and whipped cream from the Waldoboro Hannaford, while unrelated robbery and burglary charges against her were dismissed because the alleged victims planned to plead the fifth.

Two women were taken to Maine Medical Center in Portland after one of them lost control of the vehicle they were in and struck a tractor trailer truck in Warren the afternoon of March 15.

Hannaford Supermarkets announced plans to expand its Waldoboro location by over 50 percent and aims to start construction by next winter, according to a March 25 press release from the company.

Keleen Watson and Peter Ebanks, of Damariscotta, are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby boy, Jhordayn Ebanks.

The Lincoln County Recycling Center is gearing up to further reduce the county’s waste stream by transforming food scraps into nutrient-rich compost, also known as “black gold.” The food scrap composting program, which began approximately one year ago, is weighing options for expansion.

A Nobleboro woman is facing a felony theft charge after she allegedly stole as much as $1 million from her elderly mother over several years, according to Lincoln County Sheriff’s Detective Scott Hayden.

A Washington man police allege struck and killed his friend with a vehicle in Waldoboro last November was indicted by grand jury March 11 on one count of criminal operating under the influence, a class B felony.

A Wiscasset native and the current executive chef of The Thistle Inn in Boothbay Harbor will open a new restaurant at 65 Gardiner Rd. in Wiscasset, formerly home to The 27 Pub and Grill.

A new substation on Bristol Road (Route 130) in Bristol and ongoing line work in the area will reduce the frequency and duration of outages in Bristol and South Bristol.

A Bristol man will serve 30 days in jail and two years of probation for a domestic violence assault and high-speed chase Aug. 3, 2014.

On March 15, Edgecomb’s Center for Teaching and Learning was recognized on the world stage. Founder Nancie Atwell was named winner of the Varkey GEMS Global Teacher Prize in Dubai.

Eliza (Nicki) Robbins and Eric Benner, of Waldoboro, are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby girl, Avery Kristina Nichole Benner.

Alexandra and Brandon Johnston, of Jefferson, are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby girl, Maggie Jane Johnston.