Sheriff Todd Brackett reports the following:
On Nov. 27, Deputy Justin Drake took a report of criminal mischief to a business in the Edgecomb area. The complainant stated that when they were opening their store they could smell the odor of propane. After contacting their fuel supplier and having their tanks inspected, it appeared that someone(s) had tampered with the tanks, which resulted in a fuel leak. Investigation to continue as new leads develop.
Pig And Chicken Find Friendship At Shelter
Almost like a children’s story, an unlikely pair of animals have found friends in each other at the Lincoln County Animal Shelter. “Porkey,” a potbelly-cross pig, and “Henny Penny,” a classic white hen, have bonded over the last three weeks, according to Carrie Koskela, the acting office manager at the shelter.
Avery Mason Luce
Ashley Luce of Thomaston is pleased to announce the arrival of a baby boy, Avery Mason Luce.
Damariscotta Fire Chief To Step Down
Damariscotta Fire Chief Neil Genthner will step down Tues., Jan. 8, 2013, after two stints and a total of 10 years leading the volunteer fire department.
Fire Caused By Improper Heater Placement
A fire at 142 Egypt Rd. in Damariscotta Dec. 7 was the result of the placement of a portable heater too close to combustible materials in the house.
Camden National Announces Officer Promotions
Gregory A. Dufour, president and chief executive officer of Camden National Corporation, recently announced promotions for 12 individuals in recognition of their outstanding commitment and contributions to the Company.
Westport Island Withdrawal Committee Considering Options
The Westport Island RSU 12 Withdrawal Committee is working on drafting letters for a number of purposes, including requesting a second deadline extension and inquiring about a potential vote to stop the withdrawal process.
Divorces
Murlyn H. Greenleaf of Westport Island and Kimberly F. Greenleaf of Wiscasset were granted a divorce on Nov. 1. They were married in South China on Feb. 14, 1998.
Waldoboro Business Owner Honors Sandy Hook Victims
Shortly after Tawsha Hisler moved her Waldoboro business from Washington Road to Friendship Street, she and her mother, Karen Hutchins, had a conversation about the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
Rose Bresca Walker
Chris and Elizabeth Walker of Scarborough are pleased to announce the arrival of their baby daughter, Rose Bresca.
Nobleboro, AOS 93 Protest Tuition Charges For Out-Of-District Students
The Nobleboro Board of Selectmen and the board of directors of Alternative Organizational Structure 93 have written to the Education Commissioner Stephen Bowen, protesting the assignment of two high-school aged, out-of-district students to Nobleboro, for the purposes of charging tuition to Lincoln Academy.
Newcastle Selectmen Put Fire Truck Out To Bid, Accept Chimney Repair Quote
In a relatively short meeting Dec. 10, the Newcastle Selectmen decided to “put out the surplus fire truck for closed bid,” and accepted a quote for chimney repair at the Fire House on River Road, Chairman Brian Foote said Dec. 11.
Bristol Fire Victims Identified
The State Fire Marshal’s Office has identified 70 year old John Ring and his wife, Lynn Ring, 69, as the couple stricken by a structure fire in Bristol Dec. 9.
Fishermen Face Climate Issues As Regulators Slash Shrimp Catch Quotas
An increasingly warmer ocean may mean continued reductions in the amount of shrimp Maine fishermen are allowed to catch and leaves regulators and those in the fishery wondering what the future holds.
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