Law enforcement units across the state are prepared for the traditional Memorial Day start of the summer season with additional patrols scheduled to work over the holiday weekend.
Damariscotta Man Allegedly Stole Thousands From South Bristol Business
A Lincoln County grand jury indicted Joshua B. Seiders, 31, of Damariscotta, May 16 on a felony theft charge in connection with the theft of more than $10,000 from Osier’s Wharf in South Bristol.
Nobleboro Teachers Sign Two-Year Contract
Teachers at the Nobleboro Central School have agreed to a contract with AOS 93. At the May 14 meeting of the NCS School Board, union representatives Paula Schuster and Ken Williams joined members of the Nobleboro School Board in signing an agreement that will be in effect from Sept. 1 through Aug. 31, 2014.
Hancock Lumber Named Exporter Of The Year
The Maine International Trade Center recently announced that Hancock Lumber has been named Maine’s Exporter of the Year.
Boothbay Harbor Prohibits Fireworks, Funds Fish Pier Renovations
Boothbay Harbor citizens held their annual town meeting, May 5. A secret ballot election held the previous day, passed three warrant articles and filled six positions, including those of selectman and overseer of the poor, school committee superintendent, and trustees for the Rocky Channels School System and cemetery, sewer and water districts.
Chinese Restaurant Possible For Damariscotta
A Belfast restaurateur wants to build a Chinese restaurant in a vacant lot, formerly home to Maine Way Ice Cream, at 422 Main St. in Damariscotta.
Lincoln County Sheriff’s Report
Sheriff Todd Brackett reports the following:
On April 24, Deputy Brian Collamore was dispatched to a report of theft in the Nobleboro area. The complainant stated that two galvanized steel dock ladders were taken from her summer residence. They were last seen in the fall and were valued at approximately $500. Further investigation to follow if leads come forth.
Maine Forest Service Warnings For Memorial Day Weekend
Maine residents are urged to use caution while celebrating the upcoming Memorial Day holiday weekend and when doing any outdoor activity that can cause a spark or fire.
Drivers Swarm Hilltop Stop For Grand Opening Gas Sale
Vehicles packed Hilltop Stop for five hours May 18 to fill up with cheap gas during the store’s grand opening.
$100,000 Windfall For Lincoln County EMA
At their May 15 meeting in the Lincoln County courthouse, Lincoln County Commissioners approved taking possession of EMA equipment and purchasing a recycling center truck.
A Close Look At Alcohol’s Impact On Business
April is National Alcohol Awareness Month and an ideal time to take a close look at alcohol’s impact on business.
Country Coach Charters Rolls Out Trolley Named ‘Honey’
Country Coach Charters LLC of Nobleboro and owner Darcy Knof proudly announces the fleet addition of the vintage, multi-use Honey the Trolley to provide a “nostalgic” choice option for weddings, family social outings, tours, shopping trips and regional events.
Westport Island Selectmen Approve Transfer To Trio
At their April 30 meeting at the Westport Town Hall, the Westport Island Board of Selectmen voted to spend $900 to transfer the town’s information to Trio, a municipal software program. They also approved expending $35 for the Animal Control Officer to join the Maine Animal Control Association.
Sixth District Court
Daniel A. Achorn, 48, Jefferson, attaching false plates, $100.
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