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.

The Wiscasset Ambulance Attendants Association is hosting “Fight For Tanya 2012,” a benefit supper for Tanya Bailey on Sat., Nov. 17.

Waldoboro officers responded to 156 calls for service in this time period and include the following:

Complaints and investigationsOct. 31, Officer Jeremy Joslyn is investigating a report of the theft of various items valued at approximately $2000.

Despite the best efforts of the Dresden, Richmond, Wiscasset, West Bath and Woolwich fire departments, a Dresden home on Middle Rd. was lost to flames on Thanksgiving, according to reports.

The Damariscotta Board of Selectmen reception for the Day family scheduled for Tues., Nov. 20 at 4:30 p.m. at the town office, has been postponed.

The Whitefield Board of Selectmen are requesting a review of the speed limit on Vigue Road.

Following an increase to security screenings at the Lincoln County Courthouse, Sheriff Todd Brackett is looking into options and policy for a separate entrance for county personnel and other people who use the courthouse regularly.

Maine Senate District 20: Rep. Les Fossel, R-Alna, 210; Sen. Chris Johnson, D-Somerville, 260.

The body of a man found at the scene of a Nov. 3 fire in Bremen has been identified by the Maine’s Chief Medical Examiner.

The Damariscotta Board of Selectmen, at its Nov. 20 meeting, approved a one-year extension of a contract with a Buxton firm for annual audit services.

Draft agreements prepared by withdrawal committees from both Wiscasset and Westport Island have been sent to Sheepscot Valley Regional School Unit (RSU) 12 and both committees are waiting to meet with the RSU to start negotiations.

The office of the Right Rev. Stephen T. Lane, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Maine, has issued a statement regarding the arrest of the Very Rev. Stephen Foote of Bremen.