Maine Secretary of State Matthew Dunlap announces the Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV), as part of a new cost saving measure, will change the manner in which it notifies Maine driver license holders when it is time to renew their licenses.
Damariscotta Police Report
In the Aug. 25 edition of The Lincoln County News, James F. Hourihan, 27 of Damariscotta was listed as having been summonsed to court for two counts of Class D forgery. It should have said John Hourihan, 20 of Damariscotta was summonsed for two counts of class d forgery. The Damariscotta Police Department apologizes for the error.
Hanson, AOS 93 Budget Architect, Departs For Auburn
As business manager for AOS 93, Adam Hanson oversees a $20 million budget encompassing five schools in seven towns. He helped the district weather the shift from the now-defunct Union 74 to the current AOS. He works with principals and custodians, teachers and contractors, school nurses and town clerks. Now, he’s leaving.
Tonya Dean Brown
Christopher Brown and Kelly Benner of Waldoboro are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby girl, Tonya Dean Brown.
Chapman Street Residents Drowning In Drainage Issues
Several Chapman Street residents and property owners attended a Sept. 1 meeting of the Damariscotta Board of Selectmen to express their frustration with the worsening drainage situation on their land.
Tropical Storm Watch Remains in Effect Even as Hurricane Earl Tracks Further Offshore – Moderate Wind and Rain Forecast Overnight
The National Weather Service (NWS) continues to keep a Tropical Storm Watch posted for coastal Lincoln County in regards to hurricane Earl, even though the storm forecast continues to improve.
Amelia Mae Sukeforth
Corey and Jessica Sukeforth of Appleton are proud to announce the birth of their baby girl, Amelia Mae.
Commissioners Reinstate Pellerin
According to an official statement, the Lincoln County Commissioners voted Wednesday morning, Sept. 15, to “immediately return Tim Pellerin to his active duties.”
South Bristol Hesitant To Replace Failing Fire Truck
South Bristol Fire Chief Robert “Mitch” Mitchell told the South Bristol Board of Selectmen that the pump on one of the department’s fire trucks “failed miserably” during a routine test.
Other Courts
Travis Crowley, 28, of Dresden, trafficking in prison contraband, 18 months in jail, all suspended, two years probation. A joint investigation found that Crowley was going to drop off 30 Suboxone tablets to a site in Friendship where a Maine State Prison inmate was working as a trustee. The inmate was then going to smuggle the pills into the prison and re-sell. Investigators and agents found the pills hidden before the inmate obtained them. Both subjects were arrested after the seizure of the pills.
Divorces
Karen Colby of Boothbay Harbor was granted a divorce from Sean Colby on Aug. 24. They were married in Southport on June 26, 1993. Shared parental rights of two minor children.
Rowan Elizabeth Read
Mariah Demmons and Eric Read of Warren are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby girl, Rowan Elizabeth Read.
Whitefield Readies For Fire Station Construction Bids
Construction of a centrally located fire and rescue station in Whitefield got a boost Tuesday evening when selectmen set Thurs., Sept. 16 as the date contractors will be able to pick up bidding packets at the town office.
CMP Prepared For Hurricane Earl
Central Maine Power Company is prepared for possible power outages with Hurricane Earl forecast to skirt the coast early Saturday morning.
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