The Rockland/Thomaston Motor Vehicle Office will relocate at close of business Fri., Nov. 19.

Are Whitefield’s land categories too complicated? Would it be cheaper to do a one-shot full assessment every 10 years instead of piecing it together over five or six years? What is just value?

In the Waldoboro Police Report, originally posted Nov. 17, Waldoboro police reported Kevin Brewer, 51, was arrested Nov. 9 on a charge of cultivating marijuana. Brewer was however, arrested Nov. 9 on a charge related to unpaid fines.

The Waldoboro Police regrets the error.

During their regular meeting Nov 15, the Edgecomb Board of Selectmen refused to answer any questions surrounding a pending lawsuit concerning a gravel pit on Mt. Hunger Road. The issue arose during the public comment portion of the meeting when Edgecomb resident Jarryl Larson pleaded with the Board to disclose details on legal representation.

In what was described as a cultural exchange, members of Wiscasset High School student council took part in a daylong workshop with students of the Pleasant Point Indian reservation in the Washington County town of Perry on Nov 6.

Central Maine Power Company (CMP) crews were out in full force Monday morning after strong gusty winds from a powerful coastal storm disrupted service to thousands of homes and businesses in the utility’s service area. At 9:30 a.m. Monday, an estimated 60,177 customer accounts were without service.

Selectmen approved three special amusement permits for Doug White, owner of the Wiscasset Raceway, LLC, for a circus, music festival, and a bike fest at their Nov. 2 meeting.

A purse that was found in the bushes by Skidompha Library was turned into the police department this morning, Nov. 18. If anyone has any information, please contact the Damariscotta Police Department at 563-1909.

About 13 Damariscotta residents attended the Nov. 17 meeting of the Damariscotta Board of Selectmen for a public hearing about the Bus. Rt. 1 sidewalk project.

The people in attendance were largely property owners or representatives of businesses in the affected area, which extends from the Damariscotta Region Information Bureau to the offices of Mobius Inc. at 319 Main Street.

Damariscotta Police has learned of a phone scam from a resident.

The resident received a phone call from a person posing as an employee of the United States government’s grant department.

Lincoln CountyDial 2-1-1: Many people will need help this winter. If unsure how to find Lincoln County information to help a family member, friend, or oneself, dialing 2-1-1 is a great start. 2-1-1 is easy, confidential and free, or explore www.211maine.org.

In 1943, Merrill Rice was a teenager living on the S Road in South Bristol and working across the Damariscotta River in East Boothbay – until he was drafted.

According to the Lincoln County Emergency Management Agency, as of 7:30 a.m. the high wind and heavy rains that blew through the area during the overnight Sunday into Monday morning has left some approximately 2400 households without power.

Wiscasset Board of Selectmen has voted ‘no’ to an initial proposed agreement involving equipment, as part of the Boothbay Region YMCA winter facility-sharing plan. While not denying the partnership outright, both Selectmen Bob Blagdon and Nichols were opposed to an equipment purchase request in the proposed agreement.