An improperly installed wood stove at 687 Boothbay Rd. in Edgecomb was the source of a potential structure fire Saturday, Feb. 21. Tightly packed plaster and the quick response of mutual aid prevented flames in a basement crawl space from encompassing the house, Edgecomb Fire Chief Roy Potter said.

Emily Anderson of Waldoboro was granted a divorce from Jamie Anderson of Waldoboro on Jan. 9. They were married in Key West, Fla. on July 18, 2011.

Serafina and Darin Carlucci, of Bristol, are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby girl, Calla.

After correctly spelling “fiesta” and “mahi mahi” in the final round, Riley Stevenson, a sixth grader from Great Salt Bay Community School, won the Lincoln County Spelling Bee Feb. 10.

A winter storm watch originally issued by the National Weather Service on Tuesday afternoon has developed into a “two for one” forecast, now warning of two storms in the bulletin issued on Wednesday.

An incident that began in Waldoboro the night of Feb. 25 and ended in Augusta may not be a kidnapping as was originally reported to police, but Waldoboro Police Officer Larry Hesseltine doesn’t believe it was a hoax.

Respondents to a recent survey want the town of Damariscotta to rebuild its municipal parking lot, add more parking, and build public restrooms, but disagree about a potential boardwalk and improvements to Misery Gulch.

Maine-ly Pawn has moved to a new location at 535 Main St. in Damariscotta after outgrowing its original location. Business owner Mark Hoffman reopened for business during the first week of January.

A Wiscasset woman has been cited for operating a vehicle in a reckless, careless, or negligent manner after crashing into the Clipper Mart sign in Wiscasset at approximately 7:50 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 21.

The Lincoln County Animal Shelter will be featured at The Animal House in Damariscotta on Saturday, Feb. 21 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Alexis Bo Perry and Mark Ryan Perry, of Rockland, are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby boy, Ebin Eli Perry.

St. Philip’s Episcopal Church in Wiscasset celebrated a new beginning Sunday, Feb. 1 in a special service that recognized the Rev. Paul Tunkle as the new priest in charge.

Area firefighters responded to a propane leak at Bristol Consolidated School Wednesday morning, Feb. 18. Students were on winter break at the time.

Alna voters will decide whether to develop a new ordinance regulating the use of fireworks at the March annual town meeting, due to a citizens petition.