David Bolling, the current city manager of Oliver Springs, Tenn., will succeed Newcastle Town Administrator Ron Grenier.

The Wiscasset Educational Research Panel (WERP) has begun circulating a petition that could ultimately see Wiscasset begin negotiations with RSU 12 to withdraw.

Judy and Steve White of Jefferson are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Danielle Marie, to Derek Scott Brown of Vassalboro, son of Robin and Dave Nicholas, of Vassalboro and Noel Brown and Alison Gingras of Jay.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Weymouth of Winchendon, Mass., and Bill Greene of Ashburnham, Mass., are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Lindsey Wells Greene to Scott Matthew Blackler.

A proposed merger involving a company that owns part of the former Maine Yankee Power Plant Wiscasset will be reviewed to ensure it meets a federal prohibition on foreign ownership of nuclear power plants.

The storm system that will visit Lincoln County through Friday is generally forecast to bring snowfall in the early morning hours and then changeover to rainfall after sunrise, according to the National Weather Service (NWS).

The Department of Transportation wants to address “several design issues” before meeting with the South Bristol Board of Selectmen about the South Bristol swing bridge.

David Bollings, the current city manager of Oliver Springs, Tenn., will succeed Newcastle Town Administrator Ron Grenier.

The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a Winter Weather Advisory in regard to a storm system that is forecast to bring every sort of precipitation to Lincoln County on Thursday.

Corinne Rogers, the first baby born at Miles Memorial Hospital in Damariscotta in 2012, joined mom, dad and three older brothers at about 10:15 p.m., Jan. 2.

Sometime overnight Dec. 26, a flock of more than 30 bright, pink, plastic flamingoes appeared at the base of Mid-Coast Energy Systems Inc.’s large Rt. 1, Damariscotta sign.

Bristol Town Administrator Kristine Poland has announced an emergency meeting of the Bristol/South Bristol Transfer Station Board of Directors tonight, Dec. 28 at 6:30 p.m. in the South Bristol town office, 470 Clark’s Cove Rd.

Christopher Andrews, 30, Rockland, burglary, Dept. of Corrections five years, all but 45 days suspended, probation two years, community service 20 hours; burglary, Dept. of Corrections five years all but 45 days suspended, probation two years, community service 20 hours; stealing drugs, Dept. of Corrections five years all but 45 days suspended, probation two years, community service 20 hours; two counts criminal mischief, both dismissed.

Lincoln County Family Holiday Wishes has extended the hours for their gift pick-up Weds. afternoon until 8 p.m. so that clients picking up gifts may avoid travel until temps above freezing move into the area. Temps are forecast to climb above freezing by the mid-afternoon, according to the National Weather Service (NWS). The pick-up hours for gifts will now be from 4 p.m. until 8 p.m.; orignally the hours ended at 7 p.m. Clients have been advised of the pick-up location. Any inquiries regarding Lincoln County Family Holiday Wishes may be made to 207-350-7799.