The Lincoln County Sheriff’s office reported that a Dresden man, Andrew Goupill, 33, of Dorr Road, is now in jail after having called 911 regarding an invasion of his home, said Lt. Rand Maker.

Lisa and Justin Frazell, of Bangor, proudly announce the birth of their son, Jude Kelley Frazell, on July 4 at 8:29 a.m. at Eastern Maine Medical Center.

New Harbor lobsterman Dexter Benner hauled in one of his lobster traps July 18 to find an unexpected occupant.

After several days of speculation, Benner and a neighbor were able to identify his bycatch as a gray triggerfish.

The cases of three men, arrested March 12 on charges that they risked serious bodily injury to three Nobleboro residents by firing a weapon at the house they were in, have been tied together for trial.

Damariscotta Police Department Patrol Officer Jennifer Mitkus will leave July 25, after almost nine years on the job, for a position as a probation officer.

A 41-space parking lot for employees of businesses in downtown Damariscotta and Newcastle opened July 1.

At their July 2 meeting the Westport Island First Selectman George Richardson Jr., read a letter of resignation from town clerk Pam Frenier, saying she was resigning immediately, and thanked them for all that she learned over the past three years.

Timea and Edward Eichler of Jefferson are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby boy, Tamas Aron Eichler.

Folk troubadour David Mallett and rhythm and blues powerhouse Anna and the Diggs sold out Darrows Barn in Damariscotta July 19, day two of the Midcoast Music Fest.

A former Nobleboro resident was sentenced in U.S. District Court in Portland last week for embezzling veteran’s benefits intended for her disabled brother-in-law.

Dozens of Maine people are back to work and millions of dollars in new revenue have been generated, thanks to the legalization of fireworks.

The Nobleboro Board of Selectmen accepted Dale Wright’s resignation from the position of Emergency Management Agency director, when the board met July 3.

A Lincoln County Superior Court jury convicted Kenneth F. Dobson, 36, of Boothbay Harbor, of six counts of Class A gross sexual assault June 27.

Central Maine Power (CMP) reported that 138 households along the Washington Rd. corridor in Waldoboro suffered power outages Sunday afternoon.