The Bremen Board of Selectmen agreed, Nov. 1, to extend the application period for the position of deputy town clerk.

Bath Savings Institution honored employees for exceptional service and commitment to customer relationships at its Annual Employee Recognition Night Oct. 24.

Neither Sen. Seth Goodall, D-Richmond; nor Jeffrey Pierce, R-Dresden; will receive the winning margin in the District 19 Maine Senate race from Dresden. The candidates tied in that town, 488-488.

Denise Sykes and Scott Little of New Harbor are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby boy, Desmond Little.

The compassion of a six-year-old child may have made a life-saving difference for a man with diabetes, Nov. 13.

Bremen officials said better communication is needed in order to ensure that residents understand building regulations designed to maintain the quality of life outlined in the town’s comprehensive plan.

Ted Wooster, for 12 years a pharmacist at Waltz Pharmacy on Friendship Street, said the closure of that store is an indication of a national health care crisis.

The Damariscotta branch of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will submit a plan to re-plant its property after clearing trees without a town permit.

Boothbay Harbor and Bristol are the second and third towns to report results in today’s election.

Kathy and Conor Smith of Damariscotta are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby girl, Cora Sperling Smith.

Dresden residents Albert and Rosemary Lilly lost their home to a fire on Thanksgiving Day. The State Fire Marshal has determined the fire likely originated on or around a wood stove.

Brian Emmons, 36, of Wiscasset, was arrested on Nov. 6 by Sgt. Kathy Williams of the Wiscasset Police Department on charges of endangering the welfare of a child and violating conditions of release.

Misty’s pilots, all of whom volunteered for the task, flew two-seat F-100 jets, operating at low altitude and constantly maneuvering to avoid anti-aircraft fire.