The Maine Clean Election Fund faces exhaustion if three candidates for governor use it in the 2010 race, a problem some blame on $4.4 million in “loans” to the Legislature that have not been repaid.

The Department of Education has hatched a plan to expand the state’s laptop computer program to all high school students and teachers without spending any new money.

Contrary to a rumor, Anderson Farms nursery on Rt. 1 in Edgecomb will be opening this spring, according to owner and operator Dennis Anderson.

The business held workshops in January and February but is currently open by appointment.

Gov. John Baldacci unveiled what he called Maine’s own stimulus package Wednesday, proposing $306 million in borrowing for transportation, energy-saving projects, research and development, and preservation of Maine’s cultural and natural resources.

The Lincoln County Animal Shelter in Edgecomb has been approved to participate in the Shaw’s Supermarket Receipt Rewards program.

Jefferson voters approved the application for an Economic Development Block Grant for local business J.C. Stone at a special town vote Tuesday.

Intense snowfall and high winds buffeted Lincoln County Mon. morning, making for hazardous driving and causing many school closures, but no major incidents or power outages were reported.

Lincoln County Superior Court dealt with several criminal cases between Feb. 16-March 6, including cases involving theft and illegal possession of scheduled drugs.

Mark R. Allen, 26, Bremen, operating under the influence – 1 prior, $500, Two Bridges Regional Jail 48 hours, license suspended 90 days.

Unsuspecting tourists might not know the prettiest village in Maine is home to a stockpile of Maine Yankee’s nuclear power waste, but thanks to a recent Obama Administration decision, they will have plenty of time to find out.

Flora Hutchinson celebrated her one hundred fifth birthday with her three children and the residents of Chase Point assisted living facility March 12.

From the hormone-free yogurt at the hospital café to the organically grown fruit delivered to patients, a food revolution is taking place at Mile Memorial Hospital in Damariscotta that has healthy implications for patients, staff, and local producers.

A bill sponsored by Sen. David Trahan (R-Waldoboro) would require the Dept. of Education to use a budgeting process that doesn’t, as Trahan put it, “mislead the public” about state funding for schools.

After some consideration regarding bids for new police cruisers, Lincoln County Commissioners unanimously approved the low bid from O’Connor’s Motors in Augusta March 2.