Daniel Barter, 21, Boothbay, domestic violence assault, $300, Two Bridges Regional Jail 90 days, all suspended, probation six months.

Last month, the Damariscotta Fire Dept. became the first fire department to renew the Maine Dept. of Labor’s Safety and Health Award for Public Employers.

Waldoboro Police Dept. report the following:

Waldoboro officers responded to 140 calls for service; and include the following:

Complaints and investigationsNov. 27, Officer Sean Kozer is investigating a complaint from Moody’s Diner of the theft of a generator.

Four students of Wiscasset schools were honored in the Blaine House on Dec. 18 for their artwork, which will be on display in Augusta until March as part of the Fall 2012 Maine Youth Excellence in Art exhibition.

The costs for Wiscasset to operate its own standalone school district remain unknown following the Dec. 6 meeting of the Wiscasset Withdrawal Committee.

Indoor skating and hockey are now available year round in Wiscasset, but Zamboni operators need not apply.

The Damariscotta Board of Selectmen will consider whether to place a property maintenance ordinance before residents at annual town meeting.

Just after Lincoln County residents finished digging out of a late week storm, the National Weather Service (NWS) has issued yet another weather alert for the weekend. A Winter Weather Advisory issued Saturday morning warns that 3 to 6 inches of snowfall is expected beginning in Saturday afternoon and continuing overnight. The heaviest snowfall is forecast for the early morning hours of Sunday, according to the NWS.

Mark and Sarah Jo Barter of Boothbay are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby boy, Rowan Earl Barter.

Jim Grimes said Dec. 19 he is optimistic about the future of Duck Puddle Campground.

Timothy and Christine Meyer of Warren are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby boy, Elliott James.

The Lincoln County Board of Commissioners voted to award a 2013 tax anticipation note of up to $6 million to Bath Savings Institution at their meeting on Dec. 18. Bath Savings bid an interest rate of 0.79 percent for the loan, on either a lump sum or as-needed basis.

Primary grade students in Regional School Unit 40 were the first in that district to bring home new standards-based report cards.

Ryan Medina, an eighth grade student at Wiscasset Middle School, first took notice of bias in his community and then took steps to have it removed, according to Kyle Beeton.