In preparation for the Owls Head Transportation Museum’s Wings & Wheels Spectacular, the Texas Flying Legends Museum’s P-51 Mustang will fly-in to the Museum on Sat., July 28.

A significant increase in Damariscotta’s share of the Great Salt Bay Community School budget is largely responsible for the increase taxpayers will see this year.

Cierra Little and Anthony Bosworth of Bremen and Waldoboro are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby boy, Weston Scott Bosworth.

The National Weather Service (NWS) has withdrawn a Special Weather Statement for Lincoln County warning of the possibility of strong thunderstorms on Tuesday. However the NWS forecast still includes the possibility of evening thunderstorms and showers.

Michael and Christina Louallen of Monhegan are pleased to announce the birth of their two babies, Athealia Tatiana Louallen and Tahj Penelope Louallen.

AOS 93 and RSU 2 are among 31 Maine school districts that will lose their school health coordinators as a result of cuts to a state program.

Marine Patrol Chief Col. Joseph Fessenden told the Lobster Advisory Council, July 18, that rumors of illegal activities among lobstermen, in the aftermath of a price drop and resulting tie-up, had been mostly unfounded. He said officers investigated every complaint and that only one, in Casco Bay, had a basis in fact.

Santiago H. Esparza, 29, Bremen, displaying fictitious vehicle certificate, $250.

Matthew and Appolonia Plummer of Bristol are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby girl, Aiyana Amoretta Destiny Plummer.

As synthetic cannabinoids such as K2 and Spice are sold in some stores in Lincoln County, police and hospital staff are scrambling to keep abreast of the problems and symptoms these drugs bring.

The Wiscasset Raceway, which opened in 1969, will be auctioned off as is, on July 12 at 1 p.m. Environmental concerns outlined in two reports could be obstacles to the property’s sale, however.

Former Wiscasset School Supt. Alan Hawkins has came out of retirement to serve as the interim superintendent for Regional School Unit 12. Hawkins assumed the responsibilities on July 1 and will serve while the RSU board searches for a long-term hire.

Six suspects have been charged in regard to criminal actions that are alleged to have taken place, between May 3 and Dec. 12, 2011. In March, investigators said they had been tracking a group that may have killed up to 50 deer illegally in the last three years.

The Whitefield Board of Selectmen appointed interim fire chief Scott Higgins as fire chief during executive session July 24. At the May 8 select board meeting, Higgins had told the board of his intention to resign as deputy fire chief, saying his decision stemmed from wanting to spend more time with his grandchildren.