Following discussion during a July 24 special meeting, the Jefferson School Committee will convene another special meeting Monday July 29 at 6 p.m.

Newcastle small-business man and former four-term state Rep. Jon McKane believes he can unite the fractured Maine Republican Party if he wins the chairmanship tomorrow.

Both operators escaped injury in a two-car collision on School Street July 5, according to Damariscotta Deputy Police Chief Chad Andrews.

Jonathan C. Baldwin, 33, Harrington, riot, Feb. 11, transferred to jury trial.

Cheyenne Ward and Trevor Thompson of Warren and Friendship are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby girl, Sapheira Sage Thompson.

James Delano, 51, Waldoboro, hand raking mussel without a license at Sullivan, Jan. 30, $316.

Jefferson voters, June 4, defeated a measure to approve the town’s 2013-2014 education budget by a vote of 66 to 83.

Ryan M. Baker of Newcastle and Jessica L. Baker of Newcastle were granted a divorce on April 9. They were married in Wichita Falls, Texas on July 7, 2007. Shared parental rights of one minor child.

The owners of the 18th century house at 21 Pond Rd. in Newcastle plan to renovate the existing structure instead of demolishing and replacing it.

This week Seacoast Energy Solutions (http://www.seacoastenergysolutions.com/) announced the acquisition of Damariscotta-based TempControl (http://www.tempcontrolmaine.com/).

Louisa Benson Mook and Matthew Timothy Graf were married on June 1 at the Newagen Seaside Inn on Southport Island. Dr. Edward White, family friend, performed the service. The groom’s parents read a poem, “Blessing of the Hands.”

Commissioner of Education Stephen Bowen has given conditional approval to Wiscasset’s proposed agreement to withdraw from Sheepscot Valley RSU 12, according to Department of Education Communications Director Samantha Warren.

Cliff and Lori Brann of Jefferson are pleased to announce the marriage of their son, Chris Brann, to Melissa Mann. The couple wed in North Carolina May 25, in the presence of several close friends and family members.

It took a jury in Lincoln County Superior Court less than 25 minutes to find a man formerly of Wiscasset not guilty of five counts of unlawful sexual contact on June 25.