A Waldoboro man was arrested Nov. 18 after allegedly impersonating a game warden, restraining a Warren man with zip-ties and shaking him down for information on poachers and drug users.
South Bristol Fire Destroys Boatyard
A fire at a South Bristol boatyard destroyed a 40-by-60-foot shop and 10 boats, including several valuable antiques, Nov. 22.
Whitefield, Jefferson Say No to Clary Lake Dam
For the second time this year, residents in Jefferson and Whitefield voted against pursuing ownership of the dam impounding Clary Lake.
Neighbors Object to Newcastle ‘Marina Loop’ Proposal
The neighbors of a Newcastle condominium project objected to the possibility of a public loop road around the building at a public hearing Nov. 12.
Wiscasset Man Facing Domestic Assault Charges
A Wiscasset man is facing two felony charges of domestic violence following an alleged altercation on Biscay Road in Damariscotta, Oct. 31.
No New Trial for Newcastle Murderer
A former Newcastle man imprisoned for the 2007 murders of his ex-girlfriend and father will not receive a new trial.
Waldoboro Man Arrested for Arson Allegedly Offered Two Confessions
A Waldoboro man arrested for arson allegedly admitted starting the fire to clean a cat box and later recanted, claiming it was an attempt to take his own life over a failed relationship.
Bristol Fishermen Voice Concern About Wind Farm
Bristol fishermen have concerns about the impact an underwater cable to connect offshore wind turbines to the Bristol peninsula could have on local fisheries.
Wiscasset High Enters School Spirit Challenge
Wiscasset High School is gearing up to show off its Wolverine pride and together with its community hopes to be the winner in WGME 13’s School Spirit Challenge.
Retired Coast Guard Veteran Reminisces
Retired U.S. Coast Guard Capt. Eugene F. Walsh, 96, of Newcastle, served his country for 32 years. During that time he made life-altering sacrifices, but he also left a positive impact on the communities where he was stationed.
Newcastle’s Perkins Homestead Applies for Historic Landmark Status
The family home of the late U.S. Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins in Newcastle could become a National Historic Landmark.
Newcastle Contract-Zoning Amendment Receives Mixed Reviews
A contract-zoning amendment that would allow a Newcastle apartment building to continue its present use encountered some resistance at a public hearing Nov. 21.
Tractor-trailer Crashes, Spills Fuel in South Bristol
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.
Struck in Wiscasset Crosswalk, Pedestrian Recovering
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.
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