At their Jan. 24 meeting, the Waldoboro Board of Selectmen approved the schedule for this year’s budget creation process. With this approval, comes the decision to hold this year’s annual town meeting by referendum vote.
Former Bristol Resident Serves Four Days For Attacking Husband
A former Bristol resident who allegedly broke her husband’s leg by ramming him with her car pleaded guilty to reckless conduct and served four days in jail.
Fire Destroys Damariscotta Lake Summer Home
Fire consumed the summer home of Jeff and Amy Dominick on Damariscotta Lake in Jefferson on Feb. 4.
RSU 12 Proposes Moving K-5 Students Out Of Somerville School
At a meeting on Feb. 6 at the Somerville School, RSU 12 Supt. Greg Potter presented a proposal to move the remaining K-5 students out of the Somerville School, and instead use the building for alternative education classes and special education administrative offices.
Grenier, Career Public Servant, Departs Friday
Newcastle Town Administrator Ron Grenier will serve his final day on the job Fri., March 2.
Charles Colgan to Address Lincoln County Regional Planning Commission
Charles Colgan, economist and University of Southern Maine professor, will detail his outlook on the economy at Lincoln County Regional Planning Commission’s Annual Meeting on Thurs., March 1.
Sixth District Court
Vernon W. Bosworth Jr., 51, South Bristol, theft by unauthorized taking or transfer; criminal mischief, both transferred to jury trial.
Nobleboro Budget Ready For Voters
Town officials in Nobleboro expect taxes to be down this year.
According to information provided by Dick Spear, chairman of the Nobleboro Board of Selectmen, the proposed town budget is $748,752: a $37,351 (5.3 percent) increase over last year’s budget.
Breaking News -Johnson Wins Senate District 20 Special Election
Somerville Democrat Chris Johnson has won the special election for the vacant State Senate District 20 seat, defeating Waldoboro Republican Dana Dow 3368 votes to 2902.
SBS Students Ready To Put Winnings To Work
The young masterminds behind South Bristol School’s second place finish in the Zero Waste Challenge say they want to use the school’s $2000 prize to start implementing their ambitious waste reduction plan.
Bremen Selectmen Meet Today
The Bremen Board of Selectmen will hold a special meeting Tues., Feb. 7 at 2 p.m.
The purpose of the meeting is to discuss the town audit with accountant Bill Brewer.
Great Salt Bay Addresses Bullying Concerns
The concerns of a Damariscotta family about Great Salt Bay Community School’s approach to bullying engendered some controversy about the issue in recent weeks.
Fire Destroys Wiscasset Business
Firefighters from eight area towns responded to a structure fire at a business on Chewonki Neck Rd. Sunday afternoon.
Superior Court
Scott W. Bennett, 20, Boothbay, violating condition of release, Two Bridges Regional Jail, 48 hours.
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