Damariscotta Police Department responded to 105 calls including motor vehicle stops, arrests, calls for service, etc. during this one week period of time and reports the following activity:

Arrests/SummonsesFeb. 24, Charles Scavetta, 23 of Damariscotta was summonsed to court for operating a motor vehicle without a valid inspection sticker.

All warrant articles passed voter approval at the Nobleboro annual town meeting Saturday morning amidst brief discussions about costs for education and replacement of the town’s salt and sand shed.

The Nobleoboro Fire Department and several mutual aid departments battled a structure fire at Russ and Diana Williams home in Damariscotta Mills. The upstairs of the home was fully involved when firefighters arrived on scene at about 8:45 p.m. Fri., March 18.

A Massachusetts company, Bay Communications, plans to erect a cell tower in Walpole, according to the owner of the proposed site.

Whitefield selectmen adopted a workplace harassment policy, which includes sexual harassment, Monday evening.

Don’t let the break in rainfall and the early withdrawal of a Winter Weather Advisory by the National Weather Service (NWS) on Monday lull you into complacency, warns the Lincoln County Emergency Management Agency (LCEMA) – there’s still more dangerous weather on the way for Monday evening. “It looks like at least another two inches” of snow or sleet are due to arrive in Lincoln County Monday evening at about 5 p.m. when temps slide below freezing, according to LCEMA Deputy Director Kimberly White-Kaiser. “We’re also concerned with existing ponding on roads and areas of black ice freezing over – it’s really going to be a skating rink tonight.”

A fundraiser for Zander Lee featuring live music, appetizers, a cash bar and a raffle for two box seats to a Red Sox vs. Yankees game is scheduled for Saturday, March 5 from 4-7 p.m. at Camp Kieve’s Pasquaney dining hall.

Meeting March 15, Lincoln County Commissioners approved a motion to place any undedicated Two Bridges Regional Jail revenues generated by Lincoln County efficiencies put into a Lincoln County corrections reserve fund.

The Maine Dept. of Transportation announced that they will fund planning projects related to Gateway 1 for all expenses incurred through March 1, when DOT suspended work on Gateway 1 indefinitely.

As the town of Damariscotta moves closer to a public vote on the adoption of new form based codes, about 50 people turned out for a Tuesday night meeting March 22 to discuss building use and economic development under the proposed code.

A two-car collision in Dresden Thursday night resulted in the death of a Buxton woman and seriously injured her passenger.

After meeting in executive session March 14, the Newcastle Board of Selectmen authorized its attorneys to file suit against Pine Tree Engineering, of Bath, for damages related to the firm’s “engineering and oversight of” a 2007 Lynch Road construction project.

Gov. Paul LePage returned to Bristol for a sold-out Lincoln Day dinner and fundraiser for the Lincoln County Republican Committee at the 1812 Farm March 3.

A Winter Weather Advisory issued by the National Weather Service (NWS) was withdrawn early on Monday, but not before heavy rainfall left some area roads flooded. Nonetheless, forecasters are still calling for additional light rainfall and the possibility of a wintry mix or snow showers Monday evening as temps slide below the freezing level beginning around 5 p.m.