A special meeting of the Jefferson School Board will be held Friday, July 12 at 4 p.m. at the Jefferson Village School, 48 Washington Rd., Jefferson.

In recent months, the Edgecomb Board of Selectmen has renewed discussions on a proposed engineering study that would look at various issues related to the town’s sewer system but, according to Planning Board Chair Jack French, it is not clear whether the main sewer pipe is Edgecomb’s in the first place.

Mallory and Josip Luksic, of Nobleboro, are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby boy, Otavijo Martin Luksic.

The Lincoln County News E-Edition has been delayed due to technical problems encountered by the contractor providing the platform, 1up!. Those problems are presently being addressed and a resolution is expected as soon as possible. The Lincoln County News regrets any inconvenience to readers.

The Thompson Ice House Preservation Corp. will drain and dredge the almost 200-year-old pond behind the ice house this year to recover depth and rid the pond of invasive plants.

Michael B. Burns, 30, Wiscasset, illegal possession of firearm or crossbow, Oct. 22, 2011, Two Bridges Regional Jail five days, probation partially revoked, probation continued.

A Jefferson woman was transported for injuries she suffered when her car went off the road and struck a tree in Jefferson the afternoon of July 23, according to Sgt. Brendan Kane of the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office.

Arline Lawless was sentenced to 35 years in prison and ordered to pay $4500 in restitution in Lincoln County Superior Court this morning for her role in the shooting death of 34-year-old Norman Benner of Waldoboro.

Derek and Wendi Reed, of Waldoboro, are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby girl, Ayla Sue Reed.

An estimated three gallons of gasoline spilled onto the ground from a passenger vehicle at Maritime Farms in Newcastle the afternoon of July 11, but the gas station was back open for business less than an hour later.

Great Salt Bay Community School Principal Jeff Boston, who wrapped up his five-year tenure at the school at the end of June, says a great school requires a team effort.

Waldoboro officer’s responded to 445 calls for service in this time period and includes the following:

Complaints and investigationsJune 12, Officer John Lash is investigating a report from the Big Apple of a theft.

Waldoboro selectmen have charged Waldoboro Police Chief Bill Labombarde with the task of cutting $110,000 from the police budget, which Labombarde said might require cutting one, and perhaps two, police officers.

The overwhelming majority of the 75 voters packed into the South Bristol town office July 25 approved a land purchase for a future boat launch.