George H. Perrault Jr., 33, of Berwick, allegedly stole more than $10,000 of coffee and money from Newcastle-based Seacoast Coffee Company during a five-year period.

A 38-year-old Chelsea man sustained head injuries as a result of a motorcycle accident in Whitefield May 20.

Scott Daniel Clement of Wiscasset and Melissa M. Clement of Pomfret Center, Conn., were granted a divorce on March 16. They were married in Rockport on Oct. 23, 2010.

Rudy Graf said April 30, that the work of The Science Source, the Waldoboro company he owned from 1986 until December 2011, would continue.

A group of Nobleboro citizens asked the Board of Selectmen, at their April 25 meeting, to consider rules to control or prohibit the possession and use of consumer fireworks.

Atlantic Motorcar of Wiscasset has been under the national spotlight lately after a first place recognition for its new website, followed by a feature article in the April edition of AutoInc. Magazine.

The mother of an eight-year-old boy struck by a golf cart during the Damariscotta-Newcastle Memorial Day parade May 28 said her son is fine and recuperating at home.

A Dept. of Transportation contractor is preparing to start an 8-10 week bridge improvement project on Rt. 218 in Alna, DOT’s Ted Talbot said May 24.

On May 4 Jeffrey Evangelos of Friendship was certified by the Maine Secretary of State’s Office as an Independent candidate for House District 49, comprising the Towns of Friendship, Warren, Union, and Cushing. Evangelos lived in Warren for 21 years and has resided in Friendship for the past 17 years.

It was a busy weekend in Edgecomb. On May 18 Edgecomb voters elected Stuart Smith for selectman with 69 votes. Opponents Marilee Harris and Byron Johnson, Jr. had 51 and 19 votes respectively.

Angela D. Arnold, 29, Whitefield, theft by unauthorized taking or transfer, priors, Two Bridges Regional Jail seven days, probation partially revoked, probation continued, restitution $200.

Waldoboro businessman Dana Dow recently donated $1000 to Lincoln Academy athletics to pay for the repair of a 1938 girls’ State championship basketball trophy. Dow’s mother, Helene Simmons, and his aunt, Connie Simmons, both played on the team.

Three people accused of transporting an elderly woman across the country between 2009 and 2011 all entered no contest pleas in Lincoln County Superior Court April 26.

On May 26-28 hundreds of guests and locals enjoyed the Fifth Annual Fish Ladder Restoration Festival at Damariscotta Mills.