A shed that accidentally caught fire at a mobile home park in Wiscasset the evening of Feb. 11 burned so strongly that it broke several windows and warped and discolored the metal siding of the mobile home beside it.

The KVAC championship basketball games, scheduled for Sat., Feb. 9 at Cony High School in Augusta have been cancelled due to the blizzard.

The Wiscasset Police Department has arrested two Wiscasset residents for allegedly stealing copper and other metals from two properties they had allegedly burglarized on Feb. 11, according to a news release from Chief Troy Cline.

Jay M. Abbott, 51, Boothbay Harbor, operating while license suspended or revoked, $250.

Like the rest of our body, our eyes change as we grow older, and become susceptible to some diseases that affect them, like macular degeneration, cataracts, glaucoma, or diabetic retinopathy.

The latest news on the latest winter storm is that the National Weather Service downgraded the alert status Tuesday afternoon from a Winter Storm Watch to a Winter Weather Advisory.

The Newcastle Board of Appeals has denied a variance request from the landlord of a Newcastle apartment building, placing the future of the complex in doubt.

It was a lively and mostly polite discussion about the proposed consumer fireworks ordinance during a public hearing before the Nobleboro Board of Selectmen Feb. 6.

A rare Blizzard Warning has been issued for Lincoln County as what may be a history-making storm begins to take shape south of our neighborhood. The National Weather Service warns “do not travel” between 6 p.m. Friday and 4 p.m. Saturday, when the Blizzard Warning is in effect.

Love, unconditionally, is on-going at the Lincoln County Animal Shelter. For many months, “All Four Feet” has reported on animal love stories that occur daily at LCAS.

Kevin C. Brewer, 53, Waldoboro, unlawful possession of scheduled drug, $400.

Road conditions and speed were factors in a single vehicle accident in Waldoboro this morning, according to Waldoboro Police Officer Sean Kozer.

Lincoln County residents are under yet another Winter Storm Watch issued by the National Weather Service, this one for Wednesday and Thursday regarding a slow moving storm that is forecast to bring another 4 to 8 inches of snowfall. However, this event is also forecast to bring a new twist – mixed precipitation.

While the state is considering cutting aid to schools and communities, it is also spending more than $100 million a year on tax breaks for businesses that an audit has criticized as risky investments.