The Bremen Board of Selectmen unanimously enacted an ordinance governing traffic and parking in the town, when they met Jan. 17.

The RSU/MSAD 40 school board meeting scheduled for Jan. 16 has been rescheduled.

Gusting winds fanned a fire that destroyed a residence at 219 Bayview Rd. in Nobleboro Jan. 10.

Deering Genthner Jr. of Damariscotta is happy to announce the birth of his first grandson, Asher James Genthner.

The owner of a Newcastle apartment building is asking the town to approve a “retroactive variance” for several existing apartments that violate municipal zoning rules.

A reporter for The Lincoln County News on the scene at Center Street in Nobleboro near the Village Store reports the road is closed due to downed power lines as of 9 a.m. this morning.

A fire at 117 Gaecklein Road in Boothbay on Jan. 8 caused the total loss of the barn on the property, according to Boothbay Fire Chief Richard Spofford.

A workman’s light is cited as the cause of a minor house fire in Newcastle Jan. 29.

The Damariscotta Cemetery Committee adopted a rule banning for-profit activities from Damariscotta’s three municipal cemeteries at its Jan. 3 meeting.

Catherine and Robert Erickson of Warren are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby girl, Abigail Elaine Erickson.

An anti-bullying video by Great Salt Bay Community School students advanced to the top 25 of more than 900 videos entered in a national contest.

Miles Memorial Hospital recently welcomed its first baby of the year: Brody Lee Griffin.

The leaders of two Damariscotta churches say the decision by one church to share services and space with the other this winter will strengthen both.

Parents Jean and Richard Brewer Jr., of Damariscotta along with Babette and Derwin White, of Jefferson, proudly announce the engagement of their children Brittany Brewer and Benjamin White.