A Bristol man is in satisfactory condition at Maine Medical Center after crashing another man’s car early Sept. 11, possibly while under the influence of alcohol.

Waldoboro has not received any proposals for use of the AD Gray building, so the Waldoboro Board of Selectmen voted Sept. 13 to extend the deadline to the end of the year.

The Maine Yankee Community Advisory Panel (CAP) voted unanimously to extend its charter by two years during their annual meeting on the Chewonki Foundation campus, Sept. 1 as they discussed the upcoming Blue Ribbon Commission public meeting set for Oct. 12 in Boston.

Lincoln County Sheriff Todd Brackett reports the following:

Recent incidentsOn Aug. 30, Deputy Brent Barter responded to a reported the theft of tools and a generator being tampered with at a residence on Cedar Grove Road in Dresden.

The Newcastle Board of Selectmen unanimously agreed to a 10-year contract with Time Warner Cable at a Sept. 26 meeting.

The Waldoboro Board of Selectmen voted on Sept. 27 to rescind an application for a quiet zone around the railroad crossing on Goshen Road.

James A. Gilbert of Newcastle and Suzanne M. Gilbert of Newcastle were granted a divorce on Aug. 9. They were married in Bristol on Nov. 15, 1986. Shared parental rights of one minor child.

The Newcastle Board of Selectmen, by a 4-0 vote, awarded a three-year snow removal contract to Hagar Enterprises Sept. 12.

MacAllister Moss, 9, of Bristol, shrugged off intense competition to narrowly win the second annual Damariscotta Mills Cannonball Festival contest Aug. 31.

Multiple break-ins at Mason Station this year have resulted in the theft of some $3500 worth of copper, according to the Wiscasset Police Department. The thefts at the now defunct power station mimic a growing problem throughout Maine.

William F. Atwood, 34, Windsor, unlawful trafficking in scheduled drugs, Two Bridges Regional Jail six months, probation partially revoked, probation continued.

Central Maine Power Company (CMP) reports 88,000 customers without power as of noon, Aug. 30.

Labor Day is observed on Mon., Sept. 5. Post offices and all state regulated businesses will be closed.

The attorney representing three defendants accused of transporting an 85-year-old Los Angeles woman across the country against her will before she was found in a cabin at an Edgecomb motor court refuted allegations of elderly abuse levied against his clients.