Ashlyn Finnemore and Zachary Overlock of Jefferson are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby boy, Jaxon Daniel Overlock.

Jessica A. Alexander, 35, Waldoboro, displaying revoked, altered or fictitious license, $100; possessing revoked or fictitious license, dismissed.

The hearing room at the Damariscotta municipal building bulged with supporters – and a few critics – of Damariscotta Police Chief Steve Drake at an April 20 meeting of the Damariscotta Board of Selectmen.

Lincoln County Emergency Management Agency Deputy Kimberley Kaiser has accepted the County Director’s position in York County and will be leaving her post after three years.

A blustery wind and rain storm that chugged though Lincoln County Sunday morning has left thousands without power at the time of this posting.

Construction is progressing essentially as planned on the new Jefferson Village School building. On April 8, The Lincoln County News toured the building to see how the interior is shaping up.

Kareana Small and Nathan Rose of Boothbay are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby girl, Faith Lynn Rose.

South Bristol is online.

The website (www.townofsouthbristol.com), the work of Laurie Herron of Damariscotta’s Royal River Graphics, has been in the works since November 2010.

After almost three months of meetings and close to $300,000 in proposed cuts, April 26 the RSU/MSAD 40 Budget Committee voted to send their original draft of the 2011-12 budget to the school board.

In an April 18 memorandum to the Lincoln County Commissioners, Lincoln County Planner Bob Faunce expressed concern over the level of funding for county roads.

Patrons at Hunters Breakfast and Lunch on Gardiner Road in Wiscasset had a quite a shock April 15 when Vera Cleaves, 97, of Westport Island crashed into the front entrance.

While a common perception of a retiree may conjure up images of morning tee times and gated condominium complexes in Florida, David Atwater, 70 of Damariscotta, has decided to cast his post retirement sweat into the grueling, demanding, and often financially precarious world of a small business ownership.

The Maine Coast Book Shop Café is now serving five mouth-watering flavors of Artisan Gelato.

The following property transfers were recorded recently at the Lincoln County Courthouse in Wiscasset:

Alna: Ann T. Sutter to Wiscasset, Waterville & Farmington Railway Museum;

Boothbay: Robert A. Winslow to Mary Linda Rapelye; Mary Linda Rapelye to Mary Linda Rapelye; Vincent J. Bates (Tr.), Vincent J. Bates Revocable Trust, Joanne L. Bates (Tr.) and Joanne L. Bates Revocable Trust to Jonathan H. Larabee (Tr.) and Larabee Family Trust; Tommie H. Sassard and Betty L. Sassard to Scott G. Adams (Tr.), Susan F. Adams (Tr.) and Sassard Family Trust; CMBG Realty LLC to Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens Inc.; David W. Parfitt, David W. Parfitt (Tr.) and David W. Parfitt Revocable Living Trust to Kim P. Daniels (Tr.), Dale Richter (Tr.) and Kim P. Daniels Revocable Living Trust;