Courtney and Sherman Keith of Wiscasset are pleased to announce the birth of their baby girl, Nyashia Lynn Keith.

The Damariscotta Police Dept. reports the following activity:

AccidentsMay 27, Officer Jennifer Doe responded to a two vehicle accident at the McDonald’s parking lot. Rene M. Cloutier, 51 of Cushing was backing out of a parking space in his 2006 Ford pick-up when he struck Jean P. Pilibosian, 76 of Walpole who was following the roadway in her 2003 Subaru. There was approximately $900 damage done to Mr. Cloutier’s vehicle and approximately $3700 damage done to Pilibosian’s vehicle.

The Alna fire department and board of selectmen plan to meet next week to draft a single compromise article on ownership and use of the firehouse and expansion both can live with.

Damariscotta voters questioned town officials about a police sub station, a road with a disputed heritage and the need to build a new fence for the cemetery during the annual town meeting June 10.

An overheated fryolater is responsible for temporarily closing the McDonald’s restaurant in Damariscotta.

Damariscotta voters returned incumbent Dave Wilbur to the board of selectmen for a second three-year term in a landslide over former selectman and perennial candidate Brent Hallowell, 153-57.

Sofie Swift wants to let everyone know she has a new little brother, Alden Swift.

Lawrence A. Reeves, 45, of Waldoboro was found guilty of operating vehicle without a license and was fined $250.

The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office announces today an investigation of a home invasion at a residence on the Patricktown Road (Rt. 105) in the town of Somerville.

Resolution of a years-long debate over whether saltwater fishermen in Maine should buy a license or report to a registry was delayed for another year by the Senate June 10.

The Multi-County Jail Authority is demanding more money from the state to cover cost increases related to incoming state prisoners.

Two men who received serious injuries as a result of a head on collision in Waldoboro on June 4 are reported to be in critical condition.

Beginning the week of June 6, fresh fish from the Midcoast Fishermen’s Cooperative (MFC) will be sold throughout the state of Maine under the Port Clyde Fresh Catch brand name.

The following property transfers were recorded recently at the Lincoln County Courthouse in Wiscasset:

Alna: Sandra A. Bilderback to Mark J. Laramee;