The Wiscasset Police report the following activities from Dec. 20, 2009-Jan. 1:

ComplaintsDec. 20, 2009, Officer Banks investigated a domestic disturbance; Sgt. Hatch issued a traffic summons.

Wiscasset selectmen approved the appointment of former Brunswick Town Manager Don Gerrish during their Jan. 19 board meeting to act as interim town manager for Wiscasset.

Lincoln County residents started the week digging out twice as back to back storms barreled through the area on Mon. and Tues., with snowfall expected on Weds. as well.

A work crew from an Augusta-based church rolled up their sleeves Saturday to tackle repairs at the former Whitefield Union Church.

Molly and Todd Carleton of Edgecomb proudly announce the arrival of a baby girl, Charley Sage.

Frederick A. and Lois A. Burnham, of Newcastle, exchanged marriage vows on Oct. 17, 2009 in the Damariscotta Baptist Church in Damariscotta.

The Miles Hospital League rummage sale, a fixture in the Damariscotta area for decades, has been cancelled, a victim of bad weather, skyrocketing expenses and volunteer burn out.

When Karen McCormick’s Haitian-born son curled up in the fetal position, the Whitefield science teacher got out the graham crackers.

Lincoln County Commissioners adopted a resolution to secure bonds for the county during their Tuesday morning meeting Jan. 19.

The Lincoln County News has learned that all school sporting events scheduled for Tues. evening have been cancelled due to the snow storm. Contact your local school for information on particular events.

At the time of this posting, the regularly scheduled selectmen’s meeting in Wiscasset is still on.

Dr. Chip Teel is on a mission, a mission to transform the way we care for our grandparents and parents.

Chris and Marcie Creamer and two siblings Chelsea and Brooke announce the birth of Mylie Ava Creamer.

A two year child died early Monday morning after being struck by a car in Bremen. According to the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office, deputies responded to the scene on Nobleboro Rd. around 7:34 a.m. The child was transported by ambulance to Miles Memorial Hospital in Damariscotta where the child later died, according to the LCSO.

Former Wiscasset Town Manager Arthur Faucher signed a separation agreement with the town on Jan. 22 and interim town manager Don Gerrish is helping selectmen in the process of seeking another candidate for the position. During the following Board of Selectmen meeting Tuesday night, Gerrish outlined several points selectmen ought to address as they move forward in the process. He said hiring a new town manager for Wiscasset is his first priority.