RSU 12 has released a proposed $20.8 million budget for 2016-2017 and is taking the budget to the boards of selectmen in its district in preparation for a May 19 budget vote.
Appeals Process Begins for Dresden Gravel Pit
The Dresden Board of Appeals will hear the appeal of a Dresden Planning Board decision to issue a permit for a gravel pit March 29.
County Commissioner Announces Re-Election Bid
Lincoln County Commissioner Mary Trescot is seeking a second term.
Corrections Officer Recognized for Lifesaving Act
The Colonel’s Commendation is the highest commendation an employee at Two Bridges Regional Jail can achieve; this year, the award was presented to Correctional Officer Matt Atwood.
Damariscotta Selectman Seeks House Seat
The chair of the Damariscotta Board of Selectmen has announced her candidacy for the Maine House of Representatives.
Damariscotta Town Manager to Stay On
At an executive session of the Damariscotta Board of Selectmen on March 2, Town Manager Matt Lutkus, who had earlier announced his decision to retire at the end of 2016, agreed to stay on in a part-time capacity for another year.
Three Vie for Two Seats on Whitefield Board of Selectmen
Whitefield voters will decide two contested elections when polls open at the municipal fire station Friday, March 18 from 4-8 p.m. Three people are vying for two seats on the Whitefield Board of Selectmen.
Wiscasset to Pick Option for Reducing Traffic Congestion
Following decades of engineering studies, meetings, and failed proposals, the Maine Department of Transportation has released two new design concepts to reduce traffic congestion in Wiscasset; the DOT hopes to move forward with one by 2017.
‘Citizen Quinn’ Inspires Whitefield to Expand Library Hours
The Whitefield Elementary School plans to open the doors of the school library this summer – the result of a combined effort of the Whitefield Board of Selectmen, the school administration, and community volunteers.
South Bristol Approves School Kitchen at Town Meeting
South Bristol voters approved the municipal and education budgets, as well as two capital projects for South Bristol School, during a relatively quiet annual town meeting Tuesday, March 8.
Southport Voters Reject Bylaw Amendments
Southport residents needed almost three full hours to dispense with the 72-article warrant during their annual town meeting Monday, March 7.
Bremen Voters Approve Loan for Bridge Project
A dozen Bremen residents voted to authorize the town to borrow $190,000 to go into the roads and bridges reserve account and eventually pay for the replacement of the Heath Road bridge during a special town meeting on Thursday, March 3.
Governor Stumps for Trump, but Cruz Takes County
Despite support from the governor, frontrunner Donald Trump placed second to U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz in the Lincoln County Republican caucus on Saturday, March 5.
Sanders Tops Clinton 2-to-1 in County
Lincoln County voters gave U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders double the support of former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in presidential voting during the Democratic caucus on Sunday, March 6.
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