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.

Edgecomb voters will be asked to consider three closely linked items at the upcoming town meeting including whether to build a new, $675,000 fire station, if they will pay for the station with Tax Increment Financing funds (TIF), and if the TIF District should be amended to include the Fire Station acreage on Rt. 27.

Abigail Jane and Christopher Thomas of New Harbor are proud to announce the birth of Dakoda Ross Thomas.

Kevin Mattson, the owner of the Newcastle’s “elevator to nowhere” development has asked to meet with planners as town officials hope he will revive the dormant project.

When Wiscasset voters go to the polls on June 8, they will be asked to fund a police department budget that includes a police chief and approve waterfront ordinance changes, among the many other items on the ballot.

Donald Genthner, the 51-year-old Rockland man accused of causing the deaths of seven horses on a Waldoboro farm last fall, pleaded not guilty at his arraignment on May 24 in Lincoln County Superior Court.

Sea Pine Inc., the owner and operator of The Spruce Point Inn, a 120-year-old luxury inn in Boothbay Harbor has filed for reorganization under Chapter 11 of the federal bankruptcy code.

The restored steeple of the Damariscotta First Baptist Church stands beside its church as the trustees of the restoration committee work to raise the final $75,000 needed to put it up.

“We hope to fly it soon,” said Bob Cain, a trustee of the group that has raised $425,000 so far.

It’s too bad the home team didn’t do as well as their cookies during the most recent Red Sox/Yankees series, said David Atwater of The Bakery, the new bakery in downtown Damariscotta.

Brandon Gagnon, 23, of Wiscasset, discovered the pitfalls of speed and online tire shopping after an accident at the corner of Lowell Town Road and Jones Road in Wiscasset left his 1993 Acura Integra propped sideways against a mailbox.

Justin and Joy Campbell of Nobleboro are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby girl, Taylor Alexis Campbell.

Voters will consider the proposed RSU 40 school budget at a regional budget meeting 7 p.m. on June 1 at Medomak Valley High School.

Studio 18 would like to welcome Natasha Neal as a full-time stylist. Natasha is a 2006 graduate of Capilo Institute in Augusta. She was previously employed at Oasis, located in Boothbay.

The Bristol Board of Selectmen have asked the Lincoln County Sheriff to find out who slashed the mooring floats belonging to the Round Pond Harbormaster.

“I spoke to Lt. Rand Maker and he agreed to look into the matter,” said Selectman Bob Tibbetts.