Two victims of an evening home invasion on Barters Island lost cash and jewelry to the three suspects but didn’t suffer any injuries that required medical treatment, according to a statement from the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office.
Somerville Selectmen Postpone Tuesday Board Meeting
Due to inclement weather, the Somerville Board of Selectmen have postponed their regular meeting from Tuesday, March 19 until Wednesday, March 20 at 6 p.m.
Seaweed Industry Advocates For Statewide Regulation
Representative Ellen Winchenbach, R-Waldoboro, said she sponsored LD 585 at the request of the Department of Marine Resources.
Demolition of Historic Structure on Hold After Review Committee Vote
Meeting in the Community Room of the Newcastle Fire Station March 7, the Newcastle Design Review Committee voted to table an application to demolish a historic structure at 21 Pond Rd. in Damariscotta Mills pending the receipt of a summary of an archeological survey on the site.
Inspection Stickers, Cash Taken in Whitefield Burglary
Approximately $150 in cash and 14 to16 blank vehicle inspection stickers were stolen some time in the past week from Bartlett’s Auto Sales in Whitefield, according to owner Samuel “Bunks” Bartlett.
Waldoboro Police Report
Waldoboro Police Department report the following:
Fire, Possible Explosion Reported in Waldoboro
Firefighters responded to the scene of a small woods fire located near the eastern intersection of Route 1 and Old Route 1 in Waldoboro Saturday afternoon.
Supreme Court To Hear Vrooman Appeal
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court will hear an appeal April 9 at 10:50 a.m., from Gregory Vrooman, the former state trooper who was convicted last year on four counts of Class C crime of unlawful sexual contact with a minor.
Bristol Re-elects School Committee Members
Bristol residents re-elected incumbent Bristol School Committee members Sarah Mathieson and Bonnie Sablinsky with 209 and 170 votes, respectively, to challenger Tim Feltis’ 158 votes.
South Bristol Residents Approve Budget
South Bristol residents approved every article, including a $1.63 million education budget and $712,472 town budget, during a two-hour annual town meeting March 12.
Newcastle Design Review Committee Meeting at River Road Location
The March 7 Newcastle Design Review Committee meeting will convene tonight in the Community Room of the Newcastle Fire Station at 86 River Rd. The location of the meeting is incorrectly listed on the town’s website.
Wiscasset Police Report
Wiscasset Police Chief Troy Cline reports the following activities:
Eagle Recovers, Returns To Wild
The sick bald eagle rescued in Bristol March 18 has made a full recovery and the bird’s rescuers helped release him March 30 in Damariscotta.
Marks Proposes Discount For Not Contesting Traffic Tickets
A new bill to offer reductions in fines to people who do not contest their traffic summons may save police departments money but could also reduce state revenues from fines and surcharges.
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