Waldoboro Chief Bill Labombarde reports the following: Waldoboro officers responded to 489 calls for service between Dec. 18, 2012 and the present and include:
Structure Fire Reported in Somerville
Firefighters are currently on the scene of a structure fire on Crummett Mountain Road in Somerville.
Financial Outlook Improving At Two Bridges
An anticipated $502,000 shortfall in the state Board of Corrections investment fund this year might be about $500,000 “to the good,” according to Colonel Mark Westrum.
Waltz Pharmacy Sign Missing
Ted Wooster is fascinated with people’s reactions to the disappearance of a sign that hung from the brick wall of the building at 5 Friendship St. that has been in his family since the middle of the last century.
Fire Destroys Home in Nobleboro
Strong winds fanned a fire that destroyed a residence on Bayview Rd. in Nobleboro Thursday afternoon, according to a reporter for The Lincoln County News who was at the scene.
New Rising Tide Manager
Rising Tide Community Market has appointed Alan MacQueen as its new general manager. MacQueen, a Wiscasset resident, assumed the role on Dec. 10, 2012. He had been the grocery manager in the store since 2009.
Bremen Priest Appears in Court
The 70-year-old Bremen resident and Episcopal priest who allegedly smuggled Suboxone to inmates at Two Bridges Regional Jail appeared in Lincoln County Superior Court today.
Summers Swears In Commissioners, Judge Of Probate
On the morning of Jan. 2, Commissioners Mary Trescot and Hamilton Meserve and Judge of Probate Thomas Merry were sworn in by Secretary of State Charlie Summers in the Lincoln County Superior courtroom.
Homes Found For Seized Whitefield Animals
A number of animals seized from Robert “Cisco” Barnes’ Whitefield farm earlier this month have found homes, according to Carrie Koskela of the Lincoln County Animal Shelter.
Full Wolf Moon Contradance
Thomaston Contradance is Saturday, Jan. 26 at 8 p.m. and is a Full Wolf Moon dance with the band Twisted Strings with Michele Roy on fiddle, Will West on guitar and bouzouki, and Gregory Moore calling.
Waldoboro Hires Police Detective
A new police detective is expected to begin work in Waldoboro Monday, Feb. 4.
Waldoboro citizens approved the detective position in 2008 and Lance Mitchell began work in January 2009.
Former Bristol Resident Joins King Team
A 28-year-old former Bristol resident helped U.S. Sen. Angus King win his seat and will continue to work alongside the former governor in Washington, D.C.
Over 600 Power Outages as High Winds Buffet LC
A total of 615 Lincoln County households are without power at the time of this posting as high winds blasting through the area are knocking down tree limbs and power lines. The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a Wind Advisory warning of sustained winds at 25 to 25 mph with gusts up to 50 mph. The Wind Advisory is in effect until 5 p.m. on Thursday.
State Awaits Lab Results In Fatal Fire Investigation
The state fire marshal said his office is waiting for lab results on evidence from the scene of a deadly Dec. 9 fire in Bristol.
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