The Bahai’s of Midcoast Maine and the Lincoln Academy Social Science department will screen the documentary “Education Under Fire,” Wednesday, May 8 at 7 p.m.

An archaeology and local history program for Great Salt Bay Community School students will end after 15 years as a result of school budget cuts.

The Ben Brook Bridge on Egypt Road in Alna needs repairs “as soon as practical” to avoid significant problems, according to the Department of Transportation.

Amy and Bill Trahan Jr. of Waldoboro are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby boy, William Paul Trahan III.

At their May 9 meeting, the Sheepscot Valley Regional School Unit 12 board of directors approved the draft agreement for Wiscasset to withdraw from the district.

Wiscasset Ambulance Service lost out to North East Mobile Health Services to provide emergency medical service to Woolwich, according to Town Administrator Lynette Eastman.

The Wiscasset and Sheepscot Valley Regional School Unit 12 withdrawal committees are nearing the end of their first series of negotiations and the RSU’s board of directors will be presented the draft agreement on May 9.

The historic soda fountain at Waltz Pharmacy, now simply The Waltz Soda Fountain, reopened May 23 with a new look after several months of renovations.

An Alna representative to the Sheepscot Valley Regional School Unit board of directors resigned May 16 and a former RSU 12 representative will succeed him.

A single vehicle accident in Wiscasset the afternoon of May 27 sent one man to the hospital and closed Foye Road to traffic for over an hour as emergency crews waited for Central Maine Power to handle a severed utility pole.

Though two more chances for public input remain, the Sheepscot Valley Regional School Unit 12 board of directors have approved a $26.5 million budget for the 2013-2014 school year.

A fire at 729 Middle Rd. in Dresden on May 7 has been classified an arson by the State Fire Marshal’s Office, according to Sgt. Ken Grimes.

Lincoln County schools ran the gamut by bringing in grades from ‘A’ to ‘F’ in report cards on Maine’s schools released by the Department of Education on May 1.

Newcastle Town Administrator David Bolling will resign after 15 months on the job and return to Tennessee for a position as city manager of Kingston.