At the town meeting polls on June 14, Waldoboro voters rejected multiple department budgets, the budget for upkeep of the AD Gray building and the article establishing employee benefits.

Olivia Goldfine and Andrew Robinson of Whitefield are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby girl, Audrey Faye Robinson.

Reverend Apollon Noel from Terrier Rouge, Haiti will stay with Terry and Lee Johnston in Jefferson, July 2-10.

Ann C. Bacon, 59, Rockland, operating under the influence, two priors, $1100, Two Bridges Regional Jail two years, all but 30 days suspended, probation two years, license suspended six years.

By a wide margin, Damariscotta residents passed an interlocal agreement with Newcastle for joint public works services at their Annual Town Meeting June 15.

An elderly Nobleboro man was found alive by the Maine Warden Service K-9 team following an extensive ground search Tuesday morning.

A garage and powerboat were destroyed in a late afternoon blaze on Rt. 27 in Boothbay June 5.

Luke Perry and Grace Searles are proud to announce the birth of their baby boy, Edward Lucas Searles.

At their meeting on June 14, the Waldoboro Board of Selectmen voted to extend the moratoria on methadone clinics and medical marijuana facilities for an additional six months.

Anselm C. Fusco of Asbury Park, N.J. and Hannah Edmunds of Newcastle were granted a divorce on May 27. They were married in New York, N.Y. on Dec. 24, 1997. Shared parental rights of four minor children.

Trinity Brooklyn Anderson was born at 2:53 a.m., Fri., May 13, at Miles Memorial Hospital to Doug and Jessica Anderson of Waldoboro.

The Waldoboro Police report the following activities from the previous week:

AccidentJune 13, Operating on the Castner Road around 7:20 a.m., Deborah Anderson, 49, of Waldoboro, struck a deer when the deer ran out into Anderson’s path. The accident resulted in an estimated $2000 damage to Anderson’s 2007 Ford, SUV. She was not injured. Officer Jeffery Fuller investigated.

During their Annual Town Meeting June 18 at the Pownalborough Hall, Dresden residents unanimously supported an ordinance regulating adult entertainment businesses.

Newcastle residents agreed to borrow up to $300,000 for the purchase of a new fire truck at their Annual Town Meeting June 11.