Two Republican Lincoln County candidates wrapping up their first full terms are running unopposed for re-election this year.
Moody’s Diner Co-Owner Accused of Discriminating Against Employee Based on Religion
A Maine Human Rights Commission investigator reported finding reasonable grounds to believe that Dan Beck, co-owner and manager of Moody’s Diner, discriminated against a longtime employee because of her religious beliefs.
Whitefield to Vote on Stronger Mining Rules
Whitefield voters will be asked to adopt stronger mining rules on Nov. 4.
New Deputy Clerk Starts in Nobleboro
Nobleboro resident Susan Pinnetti-Isabel started work Tuesday, Oct. 14 as the town’s new deputy clerk.
After Nondiscrimination Conflict, Christian Group Finds Home Off Bowdoin Campus
Three months after volunteer leaders of the Bowdoin Christian Fellowship were told the group could no longer meet on campus because they would not agree to abide by Bowdoin College’s nondiscrimination policy related to religion and sexual orientation, the organization has relocated to a building just off the Brunswick campus.
Owner Denies Female Workers Were Sexually Harassed on Jefferson Farm
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission on Tuesday sued a Lincoln County farm in U.S. District Court, alleging that its owners allowed male supervisors to sexually harass seasonal female workers.
Divorces
Melissa Johnson of Nobleboro and Brandon Johnson of Honolulu, Hawaii were granted a divorce on Aug. 6. They were married in Leavenworth, Kan. on Sept. 18, 2012. Shared parental rights of one minor child.
RSU 12 Strategic Planning Committee Needs Representatives from Alna
Alna selectmen were urged at their meeting Oct. 8 to appoint a representative from Alna to serve on the Sheepscot Valley Regional School Unit 12 Strategic Planning Committee.
Rare Lobsters Caught Off South Bristol
Arnie Gamage, of South Bristol, caught a rare tan lobster on Oct. 6 off the South Bristol coastline. “I’ve been fishing for 40 years. I have caught red ones, black ones, and blue ones, but I’ve never seen anything like this,” Gamage said of the rare crustacean.
Updated — Gardiner Man Dies Following Whitefield Motorcycle Crash
The Gardiner man who struck a deer while riding a motorycle in Whitefield Sunday, Sept. 28, died as a result his injuries, Monday, Sept. 29, at the Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston.
Updated – Wiscasset’s Redskin’s Drive Offensive to the Penobscot Nation
Chief Kirk Frances, of the Penobscot Nation, and James Sappier, former chief and current Penobscot Elder Council member, sent a letter to three of the five Wiscasset selectmen Sept. 4 asking them to overturn the board’s decision allowing a private road in town be named Redskin’s Drive.
Jefferson School Committee to Hold Executive Session at Special Meeting
Updated Sept. 22 at 1:30 p.m.
The agenda for a special meeting scheduled for the Jefferson School Committee today has been revised to include an executive session with the committee’s attorney as the only actionable item.
Still No Snowplowing Contract in Alna
Seth Hagar, vice president of Hagar Enterprises Inc., told the Alna Board of Selectman Sept. 10, his company is still interested in entering into a snowplowing contract, but some proposed changes in the contract has delayed the signing of the contract.
Other courts
Isaac Merservey Ward II, 34, Waldoboro, commercial shellfishing without license, $500.
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