The Central Lincoln County YMCA will have to wait until spring to finish paving its parking lot, Executive Director Craig Wilson said Dec. 6.

Huber’s Market is proud to announce the re-opening of their store on Tues., Dec. 13, following a destructive fire nearly one year ago.

Firefighters responded to a fully involved structure fire on West Alna Road in Wiscasset before noon Friday.

Route 1 was closed in Edgecomb for more than an hour on Christmas after slick conditions led to a five-car pile up near the intersection with Rt. 27.

Masters Machine employees recently donated $800 to Bristol Fire and Rescue to assist in the agency’s efforts to buy gifts and meals for Bristol area families.

Aaron Simmons and Jessica Beckett of Bremen are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby girl, Carly Anne Simmons.

The Nobleboro Historical Society and the Damariscotta Mills Fish Ladder Restoration received nearly $100,000 last month. They will use that money for extensive work this winter, but still need to raise matching funds for the grant

A Bristol woman faces felony charges after allegedly breaking her husband’s leg by running into him with a car during an argument.

A Topsham woman appeared in court in Portland on Dec. 20 on charges that she stole tens of thousands of dollars in veteran’s benefits from her brother-in-law’s account.

The following property transfers were recorded recently at the Lincoln County Courthouse in Wiscasset:

Alna: Julie Taylor to William Dighton;

Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office deputies recently assisted Maine Drug Enforcement Agents in an investigation that resulted in the seizure of 2.5 pounds of bath salts in the past week from Waterville and Thomaston.

Harland McLain of Boothbay Harbor and Jodi Brewer McLain of Boothbay Harbor were granted a divorce on Nov. 30. They were married in Boothbay Harbor on June 23, 2007.

The Lincoln County Commissioners tabled a request from the Maine Criminal Justice Academy for a two-year teaching contract with Sgt. Jason Nein of the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office.

At their Dec. 1 meeting, the RSU/MSAD 40 School Board set a 2 percent cap limiting a potential increase in next year’s budget.