Katharine Erkman and Matthew Eugley were married on July 6, at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, Newcastle, followed by a celebration with family and friends on Pemaquid Lake, Nobleboro at the home of Betty Jean and Chester Wright, the groom’s grandparents.

Daniel Bailey and Brittany Thornton, of Damariscotta, are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby boy, Owen David Bailey.

A car that went off the side of Lower Cross Road in Nobleboro the morning of July 12 went airborne over a driveway before coming to a rest, according to a Lincoln County Sheriff’s deputy.

Voters rejected Sheepscot Valley Regional School Unit 12’s $26.5 million budget in a referendum on June 28. In a non-binding referendum question, over 65 percent of voters said the budget was too high.

Lincoln County Sheriff Todd Brackett has confirmed at least one of the operators involved in a two car head-on collision was killed in the crash, which has temporarily closed Route 1 in Nobleboro.

Newcastle resident Jon McKane, a late entry to a three-way race to lead the Maine Republican Party, could not overcome an early favorite with the backing of Gov. Paul LePage.

In a special meeting July 30 the Wiscasset Board of Selectmen agreed to consider a new or revised Tax Increment Financing district that could support an expansion proposed by Molnlyoke Health Care.

Steve and Ariel Hewson, of Jefferson, are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby girl, Harper Eden.

Wiscasset Police have charged a Bristol man as a result of their investigation into an incident behind the Wiscasset Municipal Building that left a Damariscotta man hospitalized, July 10.

Martha and Harry Kierstead’s long life together began with a blind date. They were married June 20, 1943, after a two-year courtship.

Responders are on the scene of a head on collision on Route 1 in Nobleboro in the area of the Nobleboro boat launch. According to The Lincoln County News reporter on the scene, one of the vehicles involved appears to have a pickup truck towing a large camper-trailer.

A special meeting of the Jefferson School Board will be held Friday, July 12 at 4 p.m. at the Jefferson Village School, 48 Washington Rd., Jefferson.

In recent months, the Edgecomb Board of Selectmen has renewed discussions on a proposed engineering study that would look at various issues related to the town’s sewer system but, according to Planning Board Chair Jack French, it is not clear whether the main sewer pipe is Edgecomb’s in the first place.

Mallory and Josip Luksic, of Nobleboro, are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby boy, Otavijo Martin Luksic.