Westport Island selectmen announced at their meeting Monday evening, there will be a public hearing May 16, at the town’s historic town hall, beginning at 7 p.m., to discuss a citizens’ petition to sell the Wright house.

Mysterious locations in Lincoln County will be featured in the upcoming June edition of MysteriousDestinationsMagazine.com, an online publication that invites readers to “explore the unknown and the unexplained.”

The Edgecomb company Ocean Point Furniture with Margonelli Designs has purchased the Gilbert E. Gay building, one of the historic brick buildings in downtown Damariscotta.

The Bremen Board of Selectmen will convene in a special selectmen’s meeting at 8 a.m., Thursday, May 30.

Edgecomb residents approved a $2.37 million dollar bond for work and paving on a number of town roads as well as paving five dirt roads at town meeting on May 11.

The Sheepscot Valley Regional School Unit 12 board of directors have approved the draft agreement for Wiscasset to withdraw from the district.

The family that owns Damariscotta Hardware plans to open a store in the town of Randolph next year pending the outcome of a feasibility study.

A large crew of firefighters from Bristol and surrounding towns quickly extinguished a fire at a residence on Riverview Road the evening of May 28.

The Alna Board of Selectmen will have more flexibility to manage town projects after unanimously approving a change to the Alna Public Funds Administration Policy.

Lincoln Academy senior Jordan Friedland won the 2013 State tennis championship Wednesday afternoon in Portland.

Edgecomb resident and former planning board member Jarryl Larson is planning a class action lawsuit against the town regarding a zoning change that passed at the Edgecomb Town Meeting on May 11.

The alleged driver involved in a high-speed pursuit with Wiscasset Police the morning of May 9 which ended in a one-car rollover on Route 27 has been listed in satisfactory condition by Maine Medical Center personnel.

The Bahai’s of Midcoast Maine and the Lincoln Academy Social Science department will screen the documentary “Education Under Fire,” Wednesday, May 8 at 7 p.m.

An archaeology and local history program for Great Salt Bay Community School students will end after 15 years as a result of school budget cuts.