A tractor-trailer accident on Route 129 in South Bristol closed the road for about four hours and spilled 20-plus gallons of diesel fuel Nov. 14.

A Westport Island woman is recovering from injuries she sustained after being hit by a truck while attempting to cross Main Street in Wiscasset Thursday, Nov. 7.

Wiscasset voters overwhelming voted to withdraw from the Sheepscot Valley Regional School Unit 12 in municipal polling Nov. 5.

Central Maine Power Company, a subsidiary of Iberdrola USA, will have crews working through Monday to restore power to customers who lost service when high winds blew through Maine on Sunday.

The most fervent opponents of Lincoln Academy’s previous plan to build a dormitory at its Newcastle campus expressed support for a new plan Nov. 21.

A well-known Waldoboro attorney was arrested for alleged domestic violence assault on Nov. 15, according to Waldoboro Police Chief Bill Labombarde.

A single car accident on Dock Road in Alna Nov. 8 claimed the life of a Jefferson man.

Waldoboro’s municipal budget was finally resolved on Nov. 5 after voters got behind and fully passed a proposal largely supported by both the board of selectmen and the town’s budget committee.

After a blustery day that saw more than 1400 power outages in Lincoln County, only 79 Lincoln County homes were still suffering from outages at 8:30 p.m. Sunday night, according to Central Maine Power (CMP).

Appearing in Androscoggin County Superior Court Oct. 18, Buddy Robinson, 31, of Lewiston, was sentenced to 55 years in prison for the July 2011 murder of Christiana Fesmire.

Lincoln Academy International Club is sponsoring a dinner to help raise money for the future foreign excursions.

The Nobleboro Board of Selectmen have canceled their contract with Marriner’s Paving, of Rockport, after the paving was not completed even two weeks after the project’s deadline, according to Selectman Chair Dick Spear.

Wiscasset voters overwhelmingly voted to reinstate the assessing agent’s budget during an open special town meeting at the Wiscasset Middle School Oct. 8. Voters also dismissed warrant articles seeking funding for severance pay, extra legal help and training for the board of selectmen.

A reconstructionist with the Maine State Police is working to determine the cause of single vehicle accident that left a Jefferson man dead in the early hours of Sept. 25, according to Chief Deputy Ryan Reardon, of the Kennebec County Sheriff’s Office.