A Jefferson resident’s garage was saved from burning to the ground after a nearby shed caught fire at a home on the corner of Maple Lane and the East Pond Rd. on March 14.
Gavin Austin Parlin
Proud parents Derrick Parlin and Vanessa Osier of Waldoboro are pleased to announce the arrival of their new son, Gavin Austin Parlin.
Jefferson Talks Tax Limits, Budget Issues
The effects of increasing the property tax levy limit lead the discussion over the 41 articles on the Jefferson town warrant at the town’s annual public hearing March 19.
Mattson Asserts Moratorium, Ordinance Blocked Marina
On March 10, developer Kevin Mattson withdrew his applications for permits for the Twin Villages Marina from the Army Corps of Engineers and the Newcastle Planning Board. He sited the moratorium and the newly proposed harbor ordinance as an indication that the project was not wanted in town.
Showcasing Whitefield Bicentennial Plans, Souvenirs
On Whitefield’s annual town meeting day, Sat., March 21, the school will be the go-to place not only for voting but also for information on the town’s 200th birthday celebration.
Middle Schoolers Learn How To Choose Grant Recipients
Middle school students in Wiscasset experienced first hand how to make a decision about gifts totaling $1000 from the Unity Foundation in selecting area non-profits in which to donate.
Remembering Muriel
To say Muriel Havenstein died peacefully after she went to sleep Sunday evening would be accurate but not the fitting end for the “Midcoast Monster” so many knew and loved.
Ocean Front Property: To Preserve Or Not Preserve
Bremen residents learned how landowners could preserve oceanfront property for commercial fishing use during a presentation at the Town Center on Feb. 25.
Grand Jury Indicts Town Clerk For Theft
A Lincoln County grand jury has indicted former Wiscasset town clerk Sandra Johnson, 45, of Wiscasset of class B theft by unauthorized taking.
Three Charged With Endangering The Welfare Of Children
Three adults face charges including child endangerment and drug possession following a citizen’s complaint in Waldoboro on March 13.
Bremen Annual Town Meeting Highlights
Bremen residents can expect to see some higher line items under general administration, a half million dollar request for the town’s portion of the school budget and two land ordinance use issues at the annual town meeting March 28 at the Town Center.
Newcastle Town Meeting Hot Topics: Personnel And Roads
According to Newcastle’s Town Administrator Ron Grenier, the upcoming annual town meeting on March 30 will have two issues likely to be “hot topics” as voters consider creating a full time fire chief position, and bringing road maintenance and repairs under control.
Five Candidates Run For Alna Selectman
Alna has two candidate contests for elections this Friday; one each for the second and third selectman seats.
Three candidates, Donna Wallace, Troy Giroux, and Tom Smith vie for the second selectman slot for which current office holder selectman Louis “Butch” Brown decided not to seek re-election.
GOP Legislators Lead Campaign To Clean Up Shellfish Flats
Help could be on the way for Mainers who make their living harvesting clams, mussels, oysters and quahogs. Two Republican legislators report progress in brokering a deal to expedite the cleanup of contaminated shellfish flats.
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