It took just 30 minutes for the voters to approve next year’s $4.7 million budget for the Great Salt Bay School May 18.

James Schleicher and Sara Amaroso of Easthampton, Mass. are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby boy, Michael Edward Schleicher.

Discussion of road projects, including a proposal to pave a dangerous curve on West Shore Road, dominated the discussion at the Westport Island selectmen’s Meeting May 10.

Robyn L. Collamore, 35, Damariscotta, theft by unauthorized taking or transfer, $100.

On Memorial Day 2010, a trio of World War II veterans will celebrate the national holiday by remembering those who paid the price of freedom.

DamariscottaDamariscotta’s annual Memorial Day parade will step off from Lincoln County Publishing Co. building on Mills Road in Newcastle at 11 a.m., Mon., May 31. The parade will follow the traditional route from Mills Road to Bus. Rt. 1 to the First Baptist Church in Damariscotta with stops for memorial ceremonies at Newcastle’s Memorial Park and on the Twin Villages bridge. Open house after at American Legion Post 42, Damariscotta.

More than 50 people convened at the Wiscasset Primary School May 15 for a forum on Agriculture and Education sponsored by the Morris Farm Trust.

George and Angela Field of Warren are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby boy, Everett James Field.

Glenn and Missy Hazeltine are proud to announce the engagement of their daughter, Allison Renee Hazeltine, to Luke Aaron Martin, son of Jeff and Sue Martin of Swanville.

Rebecca L. Ahlemeyer, 30, Waldoboro, operating under the influence, one prior; assault on an officer; theft by unauthorized use of property; refusing to submit to arrest or detention, all dismissed.

The Edgecomb Fire Department will get a new, $675,000 home, Edgecomb voters unanimously decided Saturday.

Four people are charged with heroin trafficking May 19 following an investigation by the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office and the Maine Drug Enforcement Agency.

In Lincoln County Superior Court Friday, a jury found Fern Clark, 80, of Somerville, guilty of assault on a police officer and two counts of violation of conditions of release stemming from a search of her home on Oct. 30, 2008.

Lacey Stone and Jason Simmons of Waldoboro are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby boy, Owen Dean Simmons.