The Wiscasset Police Report the following:

Two weeks ago, Union 74 Superintendent Bob Bouchard and other superintendents around Maine received a letter from Maine Education Commissioner Susan Gendron.

The amount of money the state will be forced to cut services for developmentally disabled people is shrinking, meaning the impact on what some call “Maine’s most vulnerable population” will be less severe than initially expected.

Even with slowly dropping fuel prices, local lobstermen are having trouble making ends meet with the high cost of bait and low off-the-boat prices offered for their catch.

Some Lincoln Academy students and local members of Citizens Offering New Alternatives (CONA) may take advantage of free and discount offers for a nationally recognized environmental conference to be held in Portland on the weekend of Oct. 17-19.

Firefighters from all over the state spent this past Saturday attending a day-long conference at the Wiscasset High School sponsored by the Lincoln County Fire Academy training.

 

In this present economy we’re enduring, with our government in a state of economic turmoil, financial bailouts in process and sheer bedlam prevailing in our society, we citizens should be more vigilant than ever on where we have invested our money.

 

Krystle Dawn Hewson, daughter of Dawn Libby-Lynch and Peter Lynch of Warren and Mark Hewson of Jefferson, and Christian Paul Gagne, son of Paul and Nancy Gagne of Oakland exchanged their marriage vows in a beautiful ocean side ceremony Sept. 6, at the Captain A.V. Nickels Inn in Searsport. The dinner reception immediately followed in the ballroom of the inn.

Washington Republican John Stewart is making his second bid for the state legislature.

Just as I was biting into a carmelized onion turnover at a dinner to benefit Coastal Kids Preschool at the 1812 Barn in Bristol Mills Friday night, a member of the kitchen staff collapsed on the floor.

Disputes about who supports who in races for public office was the focus Friday as the state’s ethics commission saw the definition of an “endorsement” challenged from multiple angles.

The wedding of Jennifer Hardy and Brian Elwell took place on Aug. 2 at the Duck Trap Retreat in Lincolnville.

Fred Burnham and Lois Soohey are pleased to announce their engagement signifying the joining of their love, lives and families.

 

The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office (LCSO) is continuing to seek a second vehicle and the driver in connection with the death of Loren St. Cyr, 20, of Jefferson on Sept. 20.