Leo W. Barter Jr., 39, Boothbay, operate while license suspended or revoked, prior, $500.

Waldoboro Police arrested a local man on OUI charges after he allegedly rear-ended another driver, crashed into a house, drove into a ditch, and then went to Moody’s.

An 11-member panel of education, health and law enforcement professionals gathered at Lincoln Academy on Veterans’ Day to discuss the issue of youth substance abuse.

The Alna Store hosted its third annual Trick-or-Treat Street Halloween night.

Lincoln County Publishing Company, the parent company of The Lincoln County News, now receives almost 10 percent of its electricity from a solar energy system.

At the recommendation of the Waldoboro Community Energy Committee, the Waldoboro Board of Selectmen voted to move forward with weatherization of the town office.

Educational, law enforcement and medical professionals will gather at Lincoln Academy on Veterans’ Day for a public conversation about youth substance abuse.

Erin Reeves and Chad McKernan of New Harbor are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby boy, Sterling Winn McKernan.

Jeremy C. Brooks, 32, Waterville, operate vehicle without license, conditions/restrictions, dismissed.

The U.S. Postal Service will host a community input meeting on the potential closing of the Chamberlain Post Office tonight at 6:30 p.m. at the Bristol Town Office.

Craig Lee of Waldoboro and Lisa Lee of Waldoboro were granted a divorce on Oct. 25. They were married in Waldoboro on Aug. 17, 1985.

Nina L. Drage, 76, of Dresden, was pronounced dead shortly her rescue from a stream near her East Pittston Road home Oct. 26.

Multiple fire departments responded to a house fire in Dresden on Sunday at 3:30 p.m.

Voting on four statewide ballot questions Nov. 8, Lincoln County residents overwhelmingly favored Election Day voter registration, rejected two racinos and a casino and approved an amendment to the state constitution.