Meeting in the Community Room of the Newcastle Fire Station March 7, the Newcastle Design Review Committee voted to table an application to demolish a historic structure at 21 Pond Rd. in Damariscotta Mills pending the receipt of a summary of an archeological survey on the site.

Approximately $150 in cash and 14 to16 blank vehicle inspection stickers were stolen some time in the past week from Bartlett’s Auto Sales in Whitefield, according to owner Samuel “Bunks” Bartlett.

Waldoboro Police Department report the following:

Complaints and investigationsFeb. 27, Officer Thomas Bartunek and Detective Jason Benefield are investigating a burglary report.

Firefighters responded to the scene of a small woods fire located near the eastern intersection of Route 1 and Old Route 1 in Waldoboro Saturday afternoon.

The Maine Supreme Judicial Court will hear an appeal April 9 at 10:50 a.m., from Gregory Vrooman, the former state trooper who was convicted last year on four counts of Class C crime of unlawful sexual contact with a minor.

Bristol residents re-elected incumbent Bristol School Committee members Sarah Mathieson and Bonnie Sablinsky with 209 and 170 votes, respectively, to challenger Tim Feltis’ 158 votes.

South Bristol residents approved every article, including a $1.63 million education budget and $712,472 town budget, during a two-hour annual town meeting March 12.

The March 7 Newcastle Design Review Committee meeting will convene tonight in the Community Room of the Newcastle Fire Station at 86 River Rd. The location of the meeting is incorrectly listed on the town’s website.

Wiscasset Police Chief Troy Cline reports the following activities:

Arrests and summonsesFeb. 25, Daniel P. Colby Jr., 30, of Wiscasset, was arrested for violation of a protection order; and the same day was issued a summons for refusing to sign a criminal summons.

The sick bald eagle rescued in Bristol March 18 has made a full recovery and the bird’s rescuers helped release him March 30 in Damariscotta.

A new bill to offer reductions in fines to people who do not contest their traffic summons may save police departments money but could also reduce state revenues from fines and surcharges.

What may be the last winter storm of the season is packing more punch than originally forecast, according to the National Weather Service. Forecast snowfall totals have gone up to 10 to 14 inches and winds are now forecast to gust at 25 mph, according to the NWS. The storm is expected to impact both the morning and evening commutes, according to forecasts.

Around 200 people, some visibly armed with a variety of firearms, attended a gun rights rally in Wiscasset March 9 that focused on combating seven bills concerning concealed weapons permits presented by Rep. Tim Marks, D-Pittston.

Waldoboro and Friendship fire and emergency personnel responded to a private residence in the vicinity of 1800 Finntown Rd. in Waldoboro for a structure fire, reported to be in the walls of the single family home, March 6.