The Wiscasset Police report the following activities from the previous week:

ComplaintsOct. 27, Lt. Allen responded for a suspicious vehicle at business on Rt. 1, responded for a moose in roadway on Makijen Drive, assisted Sagadahoc County Sheriff’s Department with attempt to locate on Rt. 1, and took report of trespassing into complaint’s home and spent the night on West Alna Rd.

Joshua G. Nicholls, 26, of Somerville, operating while license suspended or revoked, 48 hours in jail, $500 fine; unlawful use of license, 24 hours in jail; violating condition of release, 48 hours in jail.

Superior Court Justice Andrew M. Horton postponed sentencing for former Boothbay Harbor physician’s assistant Dik Brackett Wednesday saying he wanted to consider a newly revealed health issue that might bear on his decision.

Lincoln County voters vetoed Maine’s same-sex marriage law and soundly rejected the state’s school consolidation effort during the Nov. 3 referendum.

A proposal to upgrade Central Maine Power Company’s (CMP) electric transmission highway topped the Whitefield Planning Board’s agenda on Oct. 21.

With the arrival of the 2009 holiday season just around the corner, the Knox-Lincoln Soil & Water Conservation District is once again proud to be teaming up with the annual Toys for Tots Campaign to give back to the community it represents.

The family of a missing Whitefield woman learned late Tuesday night she has been found in California.

A two-vehicle crash in Dresden late Tuesday morning resulted in the death of one of the drivers at the intersection of Patterson and Cedar Grove Roads.

Meeting Oct. 5, the Damariscotta Planning Board Monday delayed the Great Salt Bay Sanitary District’s plans to sell a three-acre lot to the town’s assistant fire chief in order to permit neighbors to comment on the deal.

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A Westport Island neighborhood setback dispute for a proposed home goes before the appeals board on Thursday. In question is the property’s non-conforming size near an abutter.

Officials eased visitation bans at the Two Bridges Regional Jail Oct. 16 after consulting with Maine state health officials.

With little discussion, three Wiscasset selectmen voted Tuesday night against acceptance of the current version of the Gateway 1 Action Plan.

RSU 12 board members analyzed last Thursday possible reasons the third budget for their eight-town Sheepscot Valley Regional School Unit failed at the polls, and anguished over when to try again.