The Great Salt Bay Sanitary District (GSBSD) is working to restore water service to Bus. Rt. 1 customers after holes burst in the water line near First Federal Savings Bank and Yellowfront Grocery.

Nine-year-old Liam Gilbert, of Bremen, is in good condition at Maine Medical Center after a car-bicycle accident Aug. 12.

The South Bristol comprehensive plan, eight years in the making, will languish indefinitely as voters rejected the document in an Aug. 8 referendum by a nearly 2 to 1 margin.

The Jefferson Village School Board approved upgrading the materials for a fence around the new school building at their Aug. 1 meeting.

Waldoboro Police arrested a South Thomaston man after they say he tried to pass four counterfeit $20 bills at Rockland Savings Bank in Waldoboro.

Sen. David Trahan may leave his senate seat to become Executive Director of the Sportsman’s Alliance of Maine (SAM).

News of the possible move broke July 15, but Trahan said nothing is set in stone at this point.

An Arrowsic man pleaded guilty to multiple counts of child molestation on July 14 in Lincoln County Superior Court.

Former teacher and longtime Medomak Valley High School Principal Ron Dolloff announced his resignation from the RSU/MSAD 40 School Board at the board’s meeting on July 7.

The possibility of the Damariscotta River Association (DRA) taking ownership of a 40-acre parcel has South Bristol officials rankled and one selectman threatening legislation to impede land acquisition by the DRA and similar organizations.

When they return this fall, Nobleboro Central School kids will find several additions to their playground. Using a combination of private grants and local fundraising, the school will add several pieces to the playground this summer.

With afternoon temperatures climbing to over 90 degrees July 12, a pair of concerned residents called Lincoln County Sheriff’s Deputies to check on an elderly woman living in a tiny cabin at the Pine Crest Motor Court in Edgecomb.

Waldoboro voters cut $43,199 out of the municipal budget at a special town meeting on July 9 at Medomak Valley High School.

After a lengthy search to fill the position, the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office has hired Wiscasset native Amy Sinclair, 39, as their new administrative assistant.

Goose Hill Road in Jefferson will be closed between Rt. 126 and Orff Road from July 14 until about Oct. 31 while the Maine Dept. of Transportation replaces the bridge on that road.