Firefighters from mutual aid departments in and around Lincoln County responded to two fires late Friday night in Wiscasset and Dresden.

Todd Tracy of Litchfield and Kristine Tracy of Wiscasset were granted a divorce on Jan. 28. They were married in Litchfield on Oct. 12, 2002. Shared parental rights of one minor child.

Following a one-hour executive session Monday, the Whitefield Board of Selectmen confirmed fire chief Tim Pellerin is still a town employee.

The Lincoln Theater reopened Jan. 29 with a gala “Pay-What-You-Wish” benefit performance of A.R. Gurney’s play, “Love Letters,” starring Suzanne Rankin and Thom Watson.

William Post, Waldoboro’s Town Manager since 2008, resigned Jan. 11.

His resignation came during an executive session of the Waldoboro Board of Selectmen following a special town meeting at the Miller School in Waldoboro.

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

Boothbay: Allan K. Miller (Tr.) and Allan K. Miller Living Trust to Benjamin Kaler and Stephanie N. Kaler; Magdalena T. Tosteson (Tr.) and DCT-MTT Realty Trust to Magdalena T. Tosteson; Magdalena T. Tosteson to Magdalena T. Tosteson (Tr.) and MTT 2010 Qualified Personal Residence Trust; Magdalena T. Tosteson to Magdalena T. Tosteson (Tr.) and MTT 2010 Qualified Personal Residence Trust; Edward J. Hermann (Pr.) and Rosemary Hermann (Est.) to Daniel E. Wells and Patricia K. Wells; Joan C. Lancaster to Lancaster Family LLC;

Sen. David Trahan (R-Waldoboro) has introduced legislation to toughen regulations governing wolf hybrid kennels.

The Pemaquid Watershed Association (PWA) hosted a Business After Hours open house for Damariscotta Region Chamber of Commerce (DRCoC) members on Jan. 19.

Meetings of the Board of Selectmen originally scheduled for Tuesday night in Waldoboro and Wiscasset have been postponed due to the weather conditions.

A Winter Storm Watch issued Monday by the National Weather Service (NWS) was upgraded to a Winter Storm Warning regarding a weather system expected to blow through Lincoln County, and the forecast has become more finely tuned.

Taylor and Jalen Holmes love history. That’s why, when Willis Hallowell, a veteran of the Korean War, gave the brothers a pair of military uniforms – his own and his brother’s – the unique gift was a perfect fit.

At a special town meeting Jan. 11, Waldoboro voters approved creating a six-month moratoria on methadone clinics and medical marijuana dispensaries. The moratorium on medical marijuana dispensaries also blocks marijuana growing facilities.

Jordan Achorn, 16, Jefferson, operate vehicle without license – cond/restric, $60, waived.

This is the first of a two-part story on the Constitutionalists of Maine.

Posting in a website forum hosted by a political organization he helped to form in Waldoboro in 2009, Nobleboro Selectman Henry Simmons wrote, “We traditionalists are better networked than ever before and will continue to build on our experiences.