Waldoboro officers responded to 178 calls for service in this time period, and included the following incidents: Below are a few of the highlights:

Complaints and investigationsJuly 24, Officer Sean Kozer is investigating a report of the theft of a swimming inner tube.

Gov. Paul LePage has nominated Robert A. “Bob” Martin, of Newcastle, as the next director of the Maine Technology Institute.

When Brianna Sims of Brooklyn, N.Y. Learned her mother had arranged for her to spend two weeks in Maine, three years ago, she knew very little about the Pine Tree State. Sims’ mother is a social worker and had placed other children in the Fresh Air Fund’s Friendly Town summer program during, so they could experience new places and learn about other ways of living.

Miss Ashley’s Sub Shack, the South Bristol sandwich shop, has returned to its original McFarland’s Cove Road home after several months in a downtown location.

U.S. Senate candidate and former Gov. Angus King, the heavy favorite in the race to succeed Sen. Olympia Snowe, campaigned in Lincoln County Aug. 3.

Ryan and Lindsey Jones of Jefferson welcomed their first child, a son, Jason Wayne.

On Tues., Sept. 4, at 7 p.m. in the Jean Picker Room of the Camden Public Library, Keith Carver and Karl Gerstenberger will host a reception and talk to introduce the opening of a month-long exhibition of their bird photographs.

During the Aug. 23 Wiscasset Withdrawal Committee meeting, RSU 12 Board Chairman Hilary Holm announced new cost allocation formula meetings Aug. 28 at Wiscasset High School and in advance of the meetings, gave a thumbnail sketch of what the new formula would entail.

Damariscotta selectmen Josh Pinkham and Vicki Pinkham expressed shock at a large increase in the town’s education budget, despite the availability and repeated publication of the figures months in advance.

The Waldoboro woman arrested Wednesday for the murder of her former boyfriend made her first appearance in Lincoln County Superior Court earlier this afternoon.

Joseph and Sarah Orlandello of Union are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby boy, Ezra William Barbour Orlandello.

Jacob Rogers of Chelsea and Meagan Rogers of Whitefield were granted a divorce on June 4. They were married in Maine on May 7, 2011. Shared parental rights of one minor child.

Earlier today the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners appointed Tod Hartung the full time Director of the Emergency Management Agency /911 Communications.

Richard and Fonnie Hunt of Nobleboro are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby boy, Aaron Joseph Hunt.