Maine voters can expect to see marriage on the November 2012 state ballot.

Lincoln Academy senior Malcolm Oliver won the State Class B Individual golf championship at Natanis in Vassalboro under windy conditions on Saturday.

It has been over 65 years since the Holocaust ended through Allied force of arms, but Ernest “Ernie” Weiss still finds a captive audience whenever he tells the story of his family’s escape from Nazi Europe.

On Sept. 30, Nobleboro Central School students celebrated the completion of their new playground with a Ribbon Cutting ceremony.

Oliver shot a 73 on Saturday at Natanis to win the State Class B golf championship.

A handful of activists who want to remove fluoride from the public water supply brought their case to the Damariscotta and Newcastle Boards of Selectmen Oct. 19 and 24.

Simpson’s Oceanfront Seafood owner Scott Simpson is selling his shop after 25 years in business.

RSU 12’s finance committee proposed a series of changes to the school unit’s cost allocation formula at the Board’s regular meeting Oct. 13.

When Oxbow’s owners started making beer, their goal was to make beers that didn’t exist anywhere else.

Donald Campbell, 56, of Waldoboro, was killed when the plane he was piloting caught heavy winds and veered into the trees just before landing on Matinicus Island on Oct. 5 at around 5:30 p.m.

Edwin Pierpont, of Jefferson, still holds the state record for the heaviest pumpkin, despite a formidable challenge from competitors at the Oct. 2 weigh-off at Pinkham’s Plantation in Damariscotta.

Firefighters from four area departments responded to a rapidly contained structure fire on Carl Bailey Road in Bristol Friday evening.

At their Oct. 25 meeting, the Waldoboro Board of Selectmen reversed their previous approval of a weapons upgrade for the Waldoboro Police Department.

The first of two art installations in the Jefferson Village School has been put into place.