An unscheduled plea hearing on the case of a Waldoboro attorney accused of domestic violence assault held in Cumberland County July 11 resulted in the primary charge being dismissed and a guilty plea being accepted on lesser charges.

Recent Lincoln Academy graduate Mitch Boucher, of Edgecomb, will perform a concert of baroque and classical organ music to benefit the St. Philip’s Episcopal Church steeple project at the church at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, Aug. 16.

Two farmers recently relocated to Waldoboro and brought their chickens and goats cross-country from Oregon to set up at the former Applecroft Farm, west of Dow Furniture on Route 1.

Government Notices Alna TOWN OF ALNA Snow Plowing Bids The Town of Alna is accepting bids for a snow removal and sanding contract for up to fi ve (5) years. Contract will be effective beginning this winter, October 2014 through April of 2019. The Town of Alna will supply the sand and salt. Total Mileage […]

Steve House, Wiscasset Planning Board chairman for over 18 years and Bath Iron Works tugboat captain, has decided to join the ranks of retired people beginning Aug. 30.

Matthew L. Ayotte, 36, Bradford, theft by unauthorized taking or transfer, July 15, 2009; failing to make oral or written accident report, July 15, 2009; both dismisse

Updated July 9 at 12:10 p.m.
The rider of a motorcycle that crashed near the intersection of Manktown Road and Union Road in Waldoboro the evening of July 8 is listed in critical condition after being transported to Central Maine Medical Center by LifeFlight helicopter.

Kaitlin Allen and Jesse Howard, of Jefferson, are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby girl, Madisyn Jude Howard.

The former Bank of Maine building and lot in Newcastle was purchased the final week of May by Dirk and Ann Poole, owners of Ma’s Bobbin Works of Nobleboro.

A Boothbay man pleaded guilty in Lincoln County Superior Court June 26 to five charges of possession of sexually explicit materials and could face as much as two years in prison when sentenced later this year.

A Waldoboro woman is being held without bail after she was arrested for allegedly shoplifting in a store next door to one she allegedly robbed in February.

The Wiscasset Board of Selectmen elected Pam Dunning chairman Tuesday, June 17, in its first meeting since the June 10 election.

A Waldoboro man was sentenced to a year in jail with all but 60 days suspended and a year of probation for his role in a high-speed chase in Wiscasset in May 2013.

Offering a changing daily menu Van Lloyd’s Bistro is slated to open the week of June 15 in Damariscotta at 85 Parking Lot Lane fronting on the large municipal lot off Main Street just opposite Riverside Park.