Somerville voters will decide on a proposed $426,383 budget at annual open town meeting Saturday, June 21. Town elections will be held the afternoon and evening of Friday, June 20.
Holden Man Arrested After Allegedly Eluding Deputies in Warren
A Holden man who allegedly led Knox County sheriff’s deputies on a foot chase through the woods of Warren was arrested in Bangor June 19.
Round Pond Businesses Concerned About Possible Repeat Route 32 Closure
The possible closure of Route 32 for summer roadwork has some Round Pond businesses concerned that they will once again receive fewer customers as caused by a similar closure during the summer of 2013.
Jefferson Voters Pass Education Budget
Jefferson voters solidified the town’s $5,173,053 K-12 education budget for 2014-2015 by referendum June 10, 242 votes to 166.
Lily Carter
Khristy Carter of Warren is pleased to announce the arrival of a baby girl, Lily.
Nobleboro Property Maintenance Ordinance on the Ballot June 10
Nobleboro voters will have their say over a proposed property maintenance ordinance at referendum on Tuesday, June 10.
Defendant in Boothbay Robbery has ‘Longest Criminal Record in Lincoln County’
A defendant in the 2013 robbery of a Boothbay home has a long history of violent crime, including a conviction for attempting to beat a woman to death on the Boothbay Harbor footbridge in 1988.
Back Talk from the Back House
Greely Defeats Lincoln Academy For West B Baseball Crown
Greely defeated the Lincoln Academy Eagles 3-0 for the West B Regional baseball title at Saint Joseph’s College in Standish June 18.
Somerville Annual Election June 20
Polls open Somerville’s annual town meeting the afternoon and evening of Friday, June 20. Most candidates are unopposed incumbents, but voters will decide a contest between two candidates for third selectman and offer write-ins for town clerk.
No One Injured in Bremen Rollover
Neither the driver nor her passenger were injured when a Volkswagen Jetta rolled off the side of Rial Herald Road in Bremen June 16, according to Lincoln County Sheriff’s Deputy First Class Mark Bridgham.
Wiscasset World War II Veteran Receives Medals After 70 Years
U.S. Navy veteran Chet Crocker, of Wiscasset, received medals for his service that were 70 years overdue during a ceremony in remembrance of the 70th anniversary of D-Day at Wiscasset High School, Friday, June 6.
Waldoboro Passes Budget, Elects Minzy And Collamore
Waldoboro voters passed the municipal budget by referendum at annual town meeting June 10, and elected Jann Minzy and Clint Collamore to the Waldoboro Board of Selectmen.
Alexander James LaBelle
Angel and James LaBelle, of Washington, are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby boy, Alexander James LaBelle.
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