Government Notices Boothbay Harbor REQUEST FOR QUOTE PUBLIC WORKS STORAGE BUILDING The Town of Boothbay Harbor seeks bids for the construction of a 120′ x 50′ building at the town owned Public Works property located at 144 Middle Road. The scope of the project includes all labor and material costs. This bid does not include […]

A new business makes and sells one-of-a-kind leather purses and tote bags in downtown Damariscotta.

A Boothbay man who was on probation for a Thanksgiving 2011 jewelry heist will serve four years in prison for stealing about $17,000 of jewelry in Boothbay Harbor last year.

A Dresden husband and wife have pleaded guilty to trafficking heroin in Wiscasset last year.

The Damariscotta Police Department is asking the public to report any recent thefts of scrap metal, chainsaws or power tools.

The request follows the April 16 arrest of a Nobleboro man for allegedly possessing burglar’s tools at a camp in Damariscotta.

Lincoln County Sheriff Todd Brackett named Detective Terry Michaud 2013 deputy of the year at the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office’s annual awards banquet April 4.

The Medomak Valley High School Chorus will be performing a solo and small ensemble concert on Tuesday, April 15 at 7 p.m., in the MVHS cafeteria.

Lincoln Academy will break ground on a $2.7 million construction project in the works since 2011 with a ceremony at 1:15 p.m., Friday, April 11.

Westport Island, Alna and Whitefield will see a reduction in the towns’ local contributions if the proposed RSU 12 FY 2015 is approved in June.

Lisa Prior of Damariscotta was granted a divorce from Donald Prior of Bremen on Feb. 28. They were married in Bremen on Oct. 12, 2002. Shared parental rights of three minor children.

F & S Property Maintenance, of Damariscotta, will continue to mow Newcastle’s cemeteries through 2015.

Following in the footsteps of Whitefield, the Jefferson Board of Selectmen declined a request April 22 for the town to take on certain responsibilities for Clary Lake dam in an emergency situation.

According to a statement from Maine Secretary of State Matthew Dunlap, numerous Maine residents have contacted his office regarding the website, http://drivers-licenses.org/.

Lincoln County Sheriff Todd Brackett recently presented Louis Doe Home Center with a community service award and renamed the award for the late Judy Doe.