A dozen men formed the South Bristol Fisherman’s Co-op in 1972.

The Jefferson Public Library is now open in its new home in the library area of the new Jefferson Village School.

The CLC YMCA capital swimming pool campaign received a huge boost last week, an anonymous $400,000 pledge.

Donald Shields, 66, of Boothbay Harbor and Augusta, has been sentenced to 11 months in prison for theft in connection with an advance-fee loan scheme he operated.

Newcastle Town Administrator Ron Grenier has declined the town’s offer of a multi-year contract extension and will step down on or before March 1, 2012, the last day of his current contract.

The Maine Board of Corrections unanimously elected Two Bridges Regional Jail Correctional Administrator Col. Mark Westrum its chairman Sept. 28.

At 9 p.m. Oct. 30, Central Maine Power was reporting more than 5000 Lincoln County residents remain without power in the wake of the weekend’s snow storm.

Damariscotta’s engineering contractor estimates Phase I of the implementation of the Damariscotta Shore and Harbor Master Plan will cost $900,000.

The Huns have invaded The Waldo Theatre and it is up to misfit Mulan (Cayleigh Hearth) and her mischievous Dragon sidekick Mushu (Kayleigh Tolley) to save the Emperor.

The South Bristol School, with a grant from the Edward A. Myers Marine Conservation Fund, recently bought and is slowly stocking a saltwater aquarium.

The office of District Attorney Geoff Rushlau dismissed 38 charges of burglary and theft, including 35 felonies, against Brian Brown, 36, of Winthrop, on Oct. 7.

Whitefield Fire And Rescue Tree Planting A Success

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Lincoln Academy Food Service Director “Big Dave” Page is leading a two-year-old transition to a healthier, more nutritious dining experience at the private Newcastle high school.

Lincoln County residents woke up to a slushy mess Sunday morning in the aftermath of an early season nor’easter. A Winter Storm Warning issued by The National Weather Service (NWS) for Lincoln County remains in effect until 2 p.m. Sunday.