Two Lincoln County residents, accused of selling Oxycodone pills, were arrested in Rockland this morning by the Maine Drug Enforcement Agency.

More than 30 shrimp trappers were in attendance, Friday morning, at a meeting in Wiscasset with Department of Marine Resources Commissioner Patrick Keliher, Director of External Affairs Terry Stockwell and others.

Crews from the Central Maine Power Company have restored power to all Lincoln County households and calm has finally returned as the windstorm that buffeted the area for the past several days has finally moved out.

Leland and Michelle Boggs, of Warren, are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby girl, Nomi Leigh.

Damariscotta Police Chief Chad Andrews is on administrative leave effective this morning and Lincoln County Sheriff Todd Brackett is serving as part-time acting police chief.

Local law enforcement agencies trained to respond to mass shootings and other incidents involving weapons in school at Great Salt Bay Community School Feb. 20.

The Maine Drug Enforcement Agency arrested Bradford Davis, 37, of Waldoboro, and charged him with trafficking bath salts and violating prior bail conditions Feb. 20.

After a week’s delay due to a blizzard, Papa Gepetto’s Toys and Treasures held their grand opening and ribbon cutting on Feb. 16.

Lincoln Academy did not hire either of its finalists for head of school and will resume the search with a deadline four-and-a-half months away.

Lincoln County residents still suffering from power outages caused by a wind storm on Thursday should have their power restored by the end of the day on Friday, according to Central Maine Power (CMP) spokesman John Carroll.

Crews from the Central Maine Power Company are continuing to restore power to Lincoln County Households even as high winds continue to cause more outages. A total of 248 homes are without power at the time of this posting.

State wrestling will be made up on Sat., Feb. 16, starting at 9:30 a.m. Class A wrestling will be held at Sanford High, Class B at Fryeburg Academy and Class C at Foxcroft Academy.

A New Jersey grand jury indicted a Damariscotta resident and former investment adviser in December after she allegedly defrauded two clients of more than $100,000.

Next week a hearing may decide the fate of one of the oldest buildings in Lincoln County.