A call by Gov. John Baldacci for 10 percent across-the-board budget reduction proposals translates to $178 million in the Dept. of Health and Human Services.

The wedding of Denise West and Brian Carver took place on Oct. 4 at the Small Point Baptist Church in Phippsburg.

Two separate types of multi-million dollar electric power projects proposed for Wiscasset can function simultaneously without any interference from each other because no boundaries overlap, according to Peter Arnold, Chewonki Foundation sustainability coordinator.

The electricity went out around midnight this morning, Nov. 13 for more than 600 customers in Nobleboro, Bremen, and Waldoboro, because of a downed power line.

Lobster dealers around Maine have gathered together to address the crisis that has chilled the industry to an all-time low.

Abigail J. Winchenbach is proud to announce the birth of her baby boy, Christopher Cleveland Winchenbach on Nov. 12 at 4:33 a.m.

After Saturday, anyone seeking to obtain or renew a Maine license or identification card will have to prove their legal presence in the United States – even if they’ve lived here all their lives and are well-known by the people processing their request.

Becca Allen and Lee Smith of Nobleboro welcomed Lillianna Coco Smith, born Sept. 9 weighing 6 lbs. 15 1/2 oz. at Miles Memorial Hospital in Damariscotta.

Numerous referendum articles went before Lincoln County voters on Tuesday, with Somerville, Waldoboro, Nobleboro, and Whitefield officials reporting results.

The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office is always ready to inform the public about a scam.

Damariscotta’s Steven Akeley, recently opened Akeley Equine Dentistry, a business servicing the equine world throughout Maine.

A smoky two-alarm fire occurred in a farmhouse at 318 Pond Rd. in Newcastle at around 2 p.m. on Oct. 28.

Tracy and Michael Fleming of Woodville are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Allison Fleming to Allan Roberts of Damariscotta, son of Paula and Chris Roberts, also of Damariscotta.

A completely revamped website for The Lincoln County News premiered Oct. 9 with a fresh look and a new domain name.