On Tues., June 8, voters in Waldoboro will face a town warrant that is almost entirely standard operating procedure, Town Manager William Post said.

Lincoln County residents received the recognition of the Maine Legislature in an “official expression of sentiment” read by County Commissioner William Blodgett at a June 1 meeting of the Lincoln County Commissioners.

On July 6, the Maine Department of Transportation (MaineDOT) will begin rehabilitation work to the New Bridge, located in Damariscotta Mills at the Newcastle-Nobleboro town line. The New Bridge carries Route 215, also known as the Mills Road, over the outlet of Damariscotta Lake.

Waldoboro residents and town officials gathered on June 17 for the opening ceremony at the Charles “Chuck” Begley Memorial Field in Waldoboro.

A June 14 Maine Technology Institute (MTI) award of $99,780 will help provide momentum for efforts by a South Bristol company to develop a new building insulation fiber from recycled paper and paperboard.

Stewart and Rhonda Hanna of Nobleboro are pleased to announce the engagement of their son Stuart Justin Hanna to Anne L. Tonneson, daughter of Ken Tonneson of Jamestown, NY and Audrey Tonneson of Point Venture, Tex.

Jim Doughty said he is installing security cameras around the pens that house his two wolf hybrids after the animals somehow got out Saturday night.

“I believe someone let them out,” he said Tuesday.

A dispute has arisen in Waldoboro between two pawnshops, both located on Rt. 1, and both using the abbreviated name “Waldoboro Pawn.”

Polling Hours and Places for Tues., June 8.

Wiscasset voters will go to the polls Tues., June 8, to elect town officials and decide the fate of a variety of budget articles and other town affairs.

A special meeting of the Jefferson Village School Board will convene in at the school July 1 at 11:30 a.m. The sole agenda item is the formal acceptance of the lowest bid for the construction of the new Jefferson school facility.

Over the past five years the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has recalled over 9 million cribs due to strangulation, entrapment issues or injuries. On June 24 another very large crib recall of over 2.2 million cribs was announced.

Voters at Westport Island’s genial and well-attended town meeting passed every article on the town warrant with passionate discussion but little dissent.

A three-car collision on Rt. 1 near the Medomak Veterinary Service in Waldoboro on June 21 around 4 p.m. caused traffic delays for a little more than an hour, but did not result in any serious injuries, said Waldoboro Police Chief Bill Labombarde.