Megan Wilson and Tristan Bissett, of St. George, are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby girl, Lily Charlene Bissett.

An East Boothbay fishermen survived nearly an hour in the 54-degree Damariscotta River after getting caught in ropes and falling overboard Sunday morning, Oct. 26.

A New Harbor man has purchased both locations of Hilltop Stop Redemption Center and renamed the business The Bottle King.

Over 30 veterans’ services organizations gathered at Wavus Camps in Jefferson Oct. 14 to collaborate and find ways to further their missions together, according to Christine Toriello, executive director of the Travis Mills Foundation.

Representative Jeffrey Evangelos, I-Friendship, has his eye on addressing the minimum wage, healthcare, and education funding if reelected this fall and hopes to achieve his goals with a cooperative approach.

Evangelos, an incumbent in the current House District 49, is running against another incumbent, Rep. Ellen Winchenbach, R-Waldoboro.

Pittston resident Jeffery P. Hanley is the Republican candidate running in the general election on Nov. 4 against District 53 incumbent Timothy Marks for District 87 in the Maine House of Representatives.

Sarah Pendleton, of Bristol, and Scott Sutter Jr., of Boothbay, were married Aug. 16, at the home of Ron and Jeri Pendleton, the bride’s grandparents. The service was officiated by Sue Varney, a long-time family friend of the groom.

Sheriff Todd Brackett reports the following:

On Aug. 26, Deputy Brian Collamore was dispatched to a burglary/theft to a business in the Jefferson area. Deputy Collamore was assisted at the scene by Det. Sgt. Ronald Rollins. Further investigation to follow.

Newcastle is taking steps to follow its twin village of Damariscotta with a townwide vote on an adult entertainment moratorium.

James Grant Anderson, 58, Beaufort, N.C., operate vehicle without license, June 14; operating under the influence – no test, June 14, both transferred to jury trial.

A two-vehicle accident briefly closed the Lower Round Pond Road in Bristol just after 8 a.m., Monday, Sept. 15.

With the help of local lobstermen, business owners, volunteers, and a U.S. Marine Corps veteran and his wife, veterans enjoyed picture-perfect weather for a cruise around Boothbay Harbor Sept. 4.

Ron and Liz Storer, of Damariscotta, are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby boy, Mason Alexander Storer.

Nobleboro’s fire chief was arrested at his home by the Damariscotta Police Department Aug. 29 for an alleged domestic violence assault.