The Jefferson School Committee continued moving forward Sept. 9 regarding their vote to keep “specials” of art, music, and physical education at Jefferson Village School at half-time this year, but an influx of secondary students in town may affect future plans.
Three Sent to Hospital After Waldoboro Crash
Three people traveling in a minivan were sent to the hospital the afternoon of Sept. 5 after the driver attempted a U-turn on Route 1 in Waldoboro and the van was struck by a box truck, according to police.
Permitted Burn Consumes Waldoboro Mobile Home
A mobile home that was being dismantled on Gross Neck Road in Waldoboro went up in flames the night of Sept. 2 after a permitted burn nearby spread to the trailer, according to Waldoboro Fire Chief Paul Smeltzer.
Legal Notices – Week of August 28
Government Notices Bristol PUBLIC HEARING Bristol Selectmen Wednesday, September 10, 2014 7:00 p.m. at the Bristol Town Hall 1. The Rolf Maersk Moller Revocable Trust, 43 Woodward Farm Road (Map 12 Lot 13-4). New pile supported pier, ramp and float. 2. Starland Properties (Greg Melehov), 24 Sea Meadow Lane (Map 4 Lot 148-3). 6′ x […]
Governor and First Lady Buy Home in Boothbay
Gov. Paul LePage and First Lady Ann LePage have purchased a home in Boothbay and plan to move there when they leave the Blaine House.
One Suspect Found, Second Sought in Connection to Midcoast Vehicle Thefts
Police have found one suspect and are looking for a second man in connection with a series of vehicle thefts last week.
Traditions Kept Alive at Olde Bristol Days
Favored by bright, sunny skies, Olde Bristol Days once again descended on the Pemaquid peninsula, featuring its many traditional events and a number of brand-new attractions from Aug. 7-10.
Back Talk from the Back House
Lincoln County Property Transfers
The following property transfers were recorded recently at the Lincoln County Courthouse in Wiscasset:
Alna: Marjory Whitehurst and Marjory Epstein to Gail Ciampa Buczkowski and David J. Buczkowski;
Damariscotta Woman Pleads Guilty to Assault
A Damariscotta woman will serve a year of probation after pleading guilty Aug. 4 to assaulting another woman outside a Wiscasset bar in March.
Wiscasset Man to Face Multiple Charges
A Wiscasset man who allegedly ran from police while they were attempting to issue a harassment order last week will now face additional charges, once he is apprehended.
On Wednesday, Aug. 20, Wiscasset Police Chief Troy Cline and Sgt. Kathy Williams attempted to serve Daniel Colby Jr., 32, of Wiscasset, a notice of harassment after Colby’s grandmother filed a complaint with the Wiscasset Police Department.
Damariscotta Initiates Moratorium on Adult Entertainment Businesses
The Damariscotta Board of Selectman unanimously approved a motion directing Town Manager Matt Lutkus to develop a moratorium ordinance on adult entertainment establishments at its regular meeting Aug. 20.
Wiscasset School Board Plans November Vote on School Closure
Wiscasset School Department interim Superintendent Lyford Beverage released a memo Aug. 17 to the Wiscasset School Board that outlines the necessity and feasibility of closing one of Wiscasset’s three schools and identifies the Wiscasset Middle School as the likely choice for closure.
Whitefield Man to Serve 30 Days in Alleged “Slashing” Case
A Whitefield man was sentenced to 30 days in jail for two misdemeanors after felony aggravated assault charges against him for allegedly choking and “slashing” his then-girlfriend were dismissed.
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