After the Maine Department of Environmental Protection recently released a draft order for a water level to be set on Clary Lake, the company that owns the dam impounding the lake is crying foul with the process.

Updated Jan. 29 at 2:00 p.m.

The RSU 40 Board of Directors voted nearly unanimously at their Jan. 23 meeting to approve the Medomak Youth Football Program as a club team at Medomak Valley High School.

The Bristol Wind Power Advisory Committee wants an offshore-wind project to provide the town with free electricity for its elementary school, among several other benefits.

The National Weather Service has issued a Special Weather Statement warning that a wintry mix may be moving through the Lincoln County area late this morning through the afternoon hours.

Damariscotta Selectman Robin Mayer wants the town’s police officers to write more speeding tickets and give fewer warnings.

Teagan Mae Candace Mathews was born Oct. 25, 2013 weighing 8 lbs., 9.9 oz., 20 ¼ inches long to parents Garret and Eden Mathews.

Two brothers opening a new barbecue joint on Route 1 in Waldoboro on Tuesday, Jan. 7 will be offering a menu that focuses on meat, spice, and smoke.

On Jan. 20, Wiscasset High School Principal Deb Taylor said the school has been awarded continued accreditation by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges.

Carrie Levine, a nurse midwife with 15 years of experience in health care for women, will open Whole Woman Health in Newcastle Monday, Feb. 3.

The RSU 40 board of directors voted nearly unanimously at their Jan. 23 meeting to approve the Medomak Youth Football Program as a club team at Medomak Valley High School.

A South Bristol man was “very lucky” to walk away, without injury, from a single-vehicle accident that planted a broken utility pole in his dashboard.

Peter and Heather Presby of Whitefield are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby boy, Lorenzo Alvin Presby.

A Special Weather Statement issued by the National Weather Service at 10:20 a.m. on Monday warns of heavy downpours through 1 p.m. that could lead to street flooding and dense fog that could affect visibility.

The Department of Environmental Protection has issued an order setting the water level for Clary Lake in Whitefield and Jefferson, but the two-year-long battle over the order may not have served to calm the troubled waters.