The ripple effect of the rejection of Wiscasset’s assessing budget by voters in June, and again Sept. 10, is creating more problems for the town.

The real-estate developer and restaurateur Xavier Cervera will buy the Samoset Restaurant property in New Harbor and build a new, year-round restaurant on the site.

On the heels of stricter enforcement of ordinance-required recycling at the Waldoboro Solid Waste Transfer Station, a meeting between the transfer station committee and waste haulers brought no widespread agreement on whether or where related problems exist.

Rebecca A. Ahlschlager, 22, Sayville, N.Y., terrorizing, June 27, 2011, dismissed.

A daughter, Fern Patricia Chapman, was born Oct. 11 to Ida Koller and Travis Chapman at their home in Edgecomb. She weighed 7 lbs., 10 oz. and was 20 ¼ inches long.

(This is the third of a five article series looking at the five law enforcement agencies within Lincoln County.)

Wiscasset, a beautiful town with a small riverside village, sports a reputation as the bottle-neck of Midcoast Maine, but Police Chief Troy Cline feels interfacing with the public through a visible and active police force can help combat crime and tame the traffic beast.

After nearly 20 years of performing country and gospel music, the Monday Night Gang gave its final performance at Erskine Hall in Alna to about 35 toe-tapping, hand-clapping followers on Oct. 14.

The National Drug Enforcement Administration will host the National Take Back Day Initiative on Saturday, Oct. 26, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. This is a safe and convenient opportunity for Lincoln County residents to dispose of unwanted and outdated medications.

Jennifer K. Dalessandro, 29, West Gardiner, operating vehicle without license, Dec. 15, 2012; operating under the influence, one prior, Dec. 15, 2012, both dismissed.

Monterral Williams and Melody Clark of Windham were granted a divorce on June 17. They were married on July 29, 2008. Shared custody of one minor child.

It has been five years since Sandy Craig of Wiscasset was diagnosed with breast cancer. Now a survivor, she shares her story and offers of hope and encouragement to others, just as October, Breast Cancer Awareness Month begins.

Lincoln Academy has withdrawn its application to the town of Newcastle to build a new dormitory with space for 54 students and a half-dozen families.

The Bristol Budget Committee needs volunteers to help review the town’s annual budgets.

A group of Protestant and Roman Catholic teenagers from Northern Ireland are in Lincoln County with a program that works toward peace in the region.