David and Nesa Sturdee of Nobleboro are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby girl, Kiley Joanna Sturdee.

The Maine Department of Transportation has a new design in place for the South Bristol bridge project, but has set aside plans for nearby roadwork.

A 71-year-old South Bristol man and scuba diver died on the job Sunday while cleaning the hull of a private yacht at a Rockland marina.

Marked by a Dali-esque blue violin melting off the side of the building, a new gallery has opened in the Waldoboro Village.

Katherine Scully and Elijah Porter were married Aug. 17 in a stunningly beautiful wedding ceremony at Crow Point on the Damariscotta River in Walpole.

Katherine R. S. Chadbourne, 26, Dorchester, Mass., theft by unauthorized taking or transfer, Oct. 21, 2011, unconditional discharge.

Going forward biscuits will once again stand as the lone bread choice for dinners, soups, and chowders at Moody’s Diner. Their sole competitor – yeast rolls – have gotten the ax in the interest of employee health, according to Dan Beck.

In the wake of a public hearing that raised questions about ownership and authority relating to the various parts of the sewer system on Davis Island, the Edgecomb Planning Board voted to tweak a sewer-related requirement for the application of a hotel proposed for the island.

Ron Young of Morrill, a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps with 21 years of experience in law enforcement, will be Damariscotta’s next chief of police.

The Maine Spine & Nerve Institute, Dr. Douglas VanderPloeg’s Damariscotta office closed Aug 22 after treating the people of the area for over 12 years. The decision to leave his practice was not easy, VanderPloeg said.

Aaron Armstrong, 32, Waldoboro, operating under the influence, May 30, $500, Two Bridges Regional Jail 48 hours, license suspended 90 days.

Bristol accepted an anonymous gift of up to $220,000 to purchase a small waterfront property in Pemaquid Harbor at a special town meeting July 31.

After hearing news of a presentation by Molnlycke Health Care to Wiscasset’s Board of Selectmen on a $7 million expansion, which will add 10 to 30 jobs to the Rynel facility, Governor Paul R. LePage offered his congratulations to the growing company

North Newcastle dairy farmer Larry Russell and several of his friends will star in “Cowshit Corner,” a reality TV series currently filming its first episodes.