Richard and Nancy Christopher and Shannon and Dawn Gilbert are pleased to announce the marriage of their children Gail Christopher and Charles Gilbert.

Jamie and Sean Crawford of Waldoboro are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby girl, Addison.

A Waldoboro family is raising funds for a new thermal imaging camera for the town’s fire department.

Escaped felon Wayne Collamore was arrested around 2 p.m. June 9 at the Owl’s Head Light State Park in Owl’s Head. Deputy U.S. Marshals arrested Collamore without incident after he was spotted in a car that was reported stolen from Round Pond earlier in the day.

Voters in Waldoboro used the polls to express their desire for a smaller municipal budget on June 8.

Members of the Wiscasset Transportation Committee firmly denounced the recent Army Corps of Engineers decision to approve Route N8c, the “long bridge option,” as the Least Environmentally Damaging Practicable Alternative (LEDPA) for a bypass at a June 7 meeting.

For several years now, Walpole landscaper Tim Stegna has planted a garden near the Rt. 129 in South Bristol.

As basketball fans prepare for the renewal of the historic Celtics-Lakers rivalry, Dresden voters must decide the victor in a less hyped, but equally well-matched competition.

The Jefferson Village School Odyssey of the Mind team, who won the state championship earlier this year, left May 26 for the World Finals at the Michigan State University in Lansing, Mich.

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.