Grateful to the landowners that allow them to cross their property, on March 24 members of the Alna Snowmobile Club gave back to the community with a massive clean-up effort of a dump site off Rabbit Path in Alna.

Jennifer Cronkhite and Eric Benson of Warren are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby girl, Lilyannah Benson.

The Bristol Board of Selectmen wants the state to “rebuild” Harrington Road instead of implementing the “Light Capital Paving” the Department of Transportation plans for this construction season.

Richard Austin, 34, Waldoboro, harvest operator fail to pay within 45 days, $1000, suspended, $1000, restitution $7682.96; harvest operator fail to pay within 45 days, $1000, suspended. $1000, restitution $7682.96; harvest operator fail to pay within 45 days, $1000, suspended; $1000, restitution $7682.96.

South Bristol residents quietly approved a $1.6 million school budget during their annual town meeting, held at the South Bristol School March 13.

James and Catherine Dowling of Dresden and Jeffrey and Johnna Pendleton of Wiscasset are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter and son, Amanda Gwen Dowling to James Tyler Pendleton.

The Maine Supreme Judicial Court handed down a decision on Feb. 28, siding with Westport Island Board of Selectmen and the Board of Appeal’s decision that George “Chuck” Richardson III’s property is over two acres, affirming the selectmen’s decision to issue a building permit in 2009.

Matthew and Angela Bartrug, of Jefferson, are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby girl, Eleanor Pamela Rose.

A Bristol man faces a felony charge of aggravated criminal mischief after allegedly talking utility workers into removing a large limb from his neighbor’s 150-year-old chestnut tree.

Stephen Hanna, 27, of Damariscotta, is in critical condition at Maine Medical Center after a single-vehicle accident on Turner Road in Bremen March 22.

Deirdre Albert, 40, Windsor, reckless conduct, Two Bridges Regional Jail 180 days, all but four days suspended, probation one year.

At their March 13 meeting, the Waldoboro Board of Selectmen honored those who saved the life of a Waldoboro woman when her home caught fire earlier this month.

Residents of Nobleboro will gather Sat., March 17, at 10 a.m. at Nobleboro Central School for the Annual Town Meeting. Town officials say there is little on the warrant this year that is not standard operating procedure.

Mary Trescot (D-Damariscotta) will challenge incumbent Lincoln County Commissioner Sheridan Bond (R-Jefferson) in November.