As Jefferson Village School’s new baseball field remains closed to use over contamination and quality concerns, the town’s school committee voted unanimously Aug. 4 to reject a proposal from the project’s subcontractor to get the field wrapped up.

The Wiscasset Board of Selectmen will discuss a potential bottle-bin policy for the transfer station at its meeting Tuesday, Sept. 2.

A young bicyclist who was hit by a box truck on Union Road in Waldoboro on Friday, Aug. 1 has died of his injuries, Waldoboro Police Chief Bill Labombarde said.

Joseph and Roanne Fortin, Bristol, are very pleased to announce the engagement of their son, Gregory Benjamin Fortin, to Lauren Christine Marchand, both of Franklin, Mass. Marchand is the daughter of Henry and Anne Marchand, Torrington, Conn.

A unique dining experience awaits visitors at the Squire Tarbox Inn and Restaurant, located on a small farm on rural Westport Island. The upscale restaurant used to be closed on Mondays. That all changed when daughter of the owner, Lara DePietro, a holistic nutritionist, held a seminar last summer on how to build an outdoor pizza oven, led by Jesse Stevens of Harrison.

The side-by-side construction projects, a dormitory and a technology center, on the Lincoln Academy campus in Newcastle are on schedule to open in early 2015.

A collision between a motorcycle and an automobile on Route 1 and Birch Point Road in Wiscasset sent two men to the hospital August 16, according to police.

The Whitefield Board of Selectmen voted Aug. 12 to write a letter to the Maine Attorney General’s Office expressing concern about a private company’s compliance with an order regarding the dam and water level at Clary Lake.

Erica Johnson and Kevin Sherman of Wiscasset are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby girl, Ruby Anne Sherman.

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;

A Damariscotta woman will serve a year of probation after pleading guilty Aug. 4 to assaulting another woman outside a Wiscasset bar in March.

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.

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 […]

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.