The South Bristol Board of Selectmen unanimously approved liquor and entertainment permits for the Coveside Restaurant and Marina at their Nov. 18 meeting.

For the second time in as many months, burglars hit Cherry Gallery on Church Street in Damariscotta between Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning, Nov. 9-10.

Leanne and Josh Harvey of Waldoboro are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby boy, Owen Norman Neil Harvey.

Nineteen local veterans and active duty members of the U.S. Marine Corp gathered at the Wells Hussey American Legion Post in Damariscotta on the eve of Veteran’s Day Nov. 11 to celebrated the Marine Corps 235th birthday. The Marine Corps was founded in 1775.

Newcastle Publick House, LLC, the owner of the Newcastle Square building at 52 Main Street as well as the future site of the Newcastle Harbor House at 75 Main Street, has not paid taxes on either property in two years.

Cathi and Gary Laweryson of Jefferson are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby boy, Gavin Ryan Laweryson.

The Newcastle Board of Selectmen met with Ben Frye, a member of the Newcastle Land Use Ordinance Review Committee, to discuss the ongoing series of land use or “visioning” workshops at their Nov. 22 meeting.

The Congregational Church in Newcastle was buzzing with an army of volunteers on Tuesday, packing up 225 Thanksgiving baskets for those in need. The number of baskets is down a little bit from last year.

Craig Curtis Sr., 35, of Waldoboro, violating protective order, $150.

The Bristol Board of Selectmen accepted a bid of $6184.32 from Pemaquid Electric for electrical upgrades at Pemaquid Beach at their Nov. 10 meeting. The upgrades are a necessary step to transfer vendors, games and other activities from Colonial Pemaquid, a state site, to the beach, part of Bristol’s network of parks.

Stephen Bailey, 25 of Jefferson, believes he captured an image of a mountain lion with his game camera on Oct.13 in one of his favorite hunting spots in Jefferson.

While most Lincoln County residents should have their power restored by the time The Lincoln County News comes off the press on Wednesday, the storm that caused the damage will still be lingering offshore, according to the National Weather Service (NWS).

N.C. Hunt, a lumber mill on Rt. 215 in Jefferson, received three outstanding safety awards from the Northeast Lumber Manufacturers Association (NeLMA) for their accident-free work in 2009.

Nicole Gleason and Christian Rioux of Brunswick announce their engagement.