The Wiscasset Police report the following activities from the previous weeks:
Twin Village Residents Question Fluoride Use In Water
A trio of local residents appeared before the Great Salt Bay Sanitary District Board of Trustees May 12 to express concerns over the Sanitary District’s practice of adding fluoride to the public water system that serves 1650 customers in Newcastle, Damariscotta and Damariscotta Mills.
Rocky Channels School System One Step Closer For Members Of Union 49
Edgecomb voters were a no-show at a public hearing on the formation of the Rocky Channels School System (RCSS) at the Edgecomb Eddy School May 11.
EMA Director Gains State Recognition
During their Tuesday morning meeting, Lincoln County Commissioners were pleased to announce the county’s EMA director, Tim Pellerin, is one of 121 instructors in the nation to achieve state recognition for his commitment to training others in the Incident Command System (ICS).
Quinton Andrew Ford
Andrea and Joe Ford of Edgecomb are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby boy, Quinton Andrew Ford.
Look – Harrington
Connie Alyssa Look and Philip Myles Harrington Jr., both of Wiscasset, wish to announce their engagement.
Local Update – Steeple Work Underway At Damariscotta Baptist Church
At the Damariscotta Baptist Church, steeple restoration workers, with help from a huge crane, carefully lift the huge pre-cut timbers as they assemble the frame for the clock box on which the refurbished steeple will sit.
Newcastle Man Dies In Lawn Tractor Accident
An 89-year-old Newcastle man suffered fatal injuries while mowing the lawn on his Bunker Hill Rd. property early Monday afternoon.
Energy Conference Promotes Consumer-Driven Solutions
In response to a changing global climate, the Tenth Annual Chewonki Sustainable Energy Conference in Wiscasset on Saturday provided an arena for discussion on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and energy alternatives.
Workshops following a keynote address by Maine’s Dept. of Environmental Protection Commissioner David Littell focused on real life possibilities for consumers, such as wood pellet heat, electric thermal storage, residential wind and home energy.
Beautiful Land, Amazing People
Indians and Americans are more similar than different; that is what my experience in America has taught me.
For instance, similar are the family values, the hospitality, the friendliness, the warmth, the adaptability and acceptability of different ethnic groups. Yes, both the countries are great democracies. On the flip side, it is terrorism that both the countries are trying to overcome and put an end to, albeit more with peaceful terms than with war.
Morganne Bella Phelps
Dan and Michelle Phelps of Edgecomb are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby girl, Morganne Bella.
Damariscotta Baptist Church Steeple Progresses
It took a giant crane to lift up the mighty timbers Tuesday so steeple restoration craftsman could assemble them into a frame that will become the new clock tower for the Damariscotta Baptist Church.
Breaking News – Car Accident Leaves One Hospitalized, Several Hundred Without Power
A 15-year-old male passenger was hospitalized and several hundred people were left without power following a single vehicle crash on Rt. 218 near Cookson Lane in Whitefield May 20.
Breaking News: Guilty On All Counts: Jury Convicts 80-Year-Old Somerville Woman Of Assault
Fern Clark, 80, was found guilty today in Lincoln County Superior Court of assault on a police officer along with two counts of violation of conditions of release stemming from a random search of her home in October 2008.
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