The two-year-long saga of Truck, the abandoned, feral kitten who inspired The Hungry Animal Fund, came to a happy conclusion recently as the kitten and his feline companion, Mickey, found a home.

Delta Airlines First Officer Rick Leavitt, of Jefferson, was not a baseball fan before March, when he was asked to transport Marine Cpl Megan Leavey and combat dog Rex from California to New York City for a ceremony reuniting the bomb detection team.

A man who was burned near a campfire in Whitefield May 27 has been released from the hospital and has returned home, according to a rescue official.

Local, county and state emergency responders gathered May 19 at Monhegan School for a drill designed to prepare them for a disaster on the island.

Bremen lobster dealer Melanee Osier-Gilbert, owner of Maine Fresh Lobster Inc., was one of several sportsmen, conservationists, and lawmakers from both sides of the aisle calling on the Legislature to replenish the Land for Maine’s Future (LMF) program, according to a press release from the Maine Land Bond Coalition.

Eleven Newcastle residents authorized a $1.06 million secondary education budget at a special town meeting May 9 in the Great Salt Bay Community School cafeteria.

Damariscotta Police summonsed 33-year-old Damariscotta resident Alan Donahue for distracted driving, a civil offense, after a two-vehicle accident May 7.

Nick and Emily Kutch of Newcastle, proudly announce the birth of a baby girl, Grace Elizabeth Kutch.

Damariscotta Police officers came to Dunkin’ Donuts in force the morning of May 26, but they weren’t investigating a crime or enjoying a mid-shift snack.

Avalon Antiques Market in Wiscasset, which is celebrating its 10th Anniversary with a storewide sale from Sat., June 9 to Sun., June 17, along with having a two-day Memorial Day Weekend sales event.

Drivers on Medomak Road in Bremen will see a number of changes directed at slowing traffic, after residents and business owners called on the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office to stop speeding there.

The Waldoboro Fire Department’s fundraising efforts suffered a minor setback, May 12, when a nighttime vandal made off with approximately one dozen pink flamingos from the Nobleboro lawn of Hatch Well Drillers.

The driver of a pickup truck that struck another vehicle on Rt. 1 at approximately 9:45 p.m. May 15 will face a number of criminal charges.

A May 3 public hearing before the Newcastle Planning Board about a proposal to amend the town’s land use ordinance revealed some concern among board members.