Sixty-six years after it was chartered, nine members of the Leuign W. Osier Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8395 voted to close the post that has been operating since April 17, 1947 and merge with Soule-Shuman Memorial Post 4525 in Waldoboro.

Lewis Cameron, 43, Nobleboro, untagged lobster traps, Chap. 25, $700.

Potential cuts in the proposed Sheepscot Valley Regional School Unit 12 2013-2014 budget affect positions and programs ranging from fine arts to technology to sports but still result in a 6.92 percent increased cost to towns, according to budget documents.

Skeletal remains of as many as 28 large mammals have been found on an 80-acre parcel of land belonging to Neil Peaslee on Valley Road in Somerville.

A new fireworks ordinance for Edgecomb stemming from complaints last year could bring tighter restrictions on use and sales.

Danny F. Hilker, 39, Waldoboro, unlawful sexual contact, Department of Corrections four years, all but nine months suspended.

Nomination papers for various Waldoboro town offices must be turned in to the town clerk before 5 p.m. Monday, April 29.

The Westport Island and Wiscasset withdrawal committees are considering Wiscasset schools as an alternative 10 year home for Westport Island students if both towns withdraw from Sheepscot Valley RSU 12.

A temporary restraining order was issued at 5 p.m. April 17, against the town of Bremen, prohibiting the town from taking any action in the disposal of a property taken by the town for delinquent taxes. The town is being sued by an entity named the Christiana Trust.

Waldoboro Police Chief William Labombarde reports the Waldoboro officers responded to 165 calls for service in this time period.

Complaints and investigationsMarch 26, Officer Thomas Bartunek investigated a report of harassment; subject was found and warned.

As of this hour, Route 1 is down to one lane at the Eddy Road intersection in Edgecomb, following a two-car accident at that location.

Nobleboro citizens, by a vote of 31-6 on April 6, validated the school budget previously approved at their March 16 town meeting.

Lincoln Academy hopes to start building its $1.7 million applied technology and engineering center this summer, a contractor told the Newcastle Planning Board April 18.

Landscape architect Patrick Carroll filled the planning board in on the time frame after presenting plans for the building.

Wiscasset Police Chief Troy Cline reports the following activities:

ArrestsMarch 28, Richard Kimball, 52, of Jefferson, was arrested on warrant for two charges of failure to appear.